Daewoo Tacuma
Daewoo Rezzonico (2000-2004)
The Chevrolet Rezzonico is a 2000 to 2008 compact MPV produced by the Korean automaker GM Daewoo.
Originally came as Daewoo Rezzonico on the market, it was when General Motors distribution of European Daewoo vehicles took over in late 2004, renamed Chevrolet Rezzonico. The model was discontinued in late 2008 and replaced by the Chevrolet Orlando at the end of 2010.
In Uzbekistan since 2008, however, he rolls off the assembly line at GM Uzbekistan and stays there for the time being obtained in the model program. The Daewoo model, however, disappeared from the market in autumn 2008, as the Romanian manufacturer Daewoo Automobile SA was bought by another company.
The Rezzonico was designed by Pininfarina based on the Daewoo Nubira. It is also sold as Chevrolet Tacuma as well as in South African and South American markets as a Chevrolet Vivant.
Equipment variants
The Rezzonico was available in three versions:
The basic variant SE includes standard driver and passenger airbags and side airbags, power steering and electronic immobilizer.
The SX variant also includes fog lights and rear wiper interval.
The luxury variant CDX is also equipped with a rain sensor and alarm.
The Rezzonico has a five-speed manual transmission, from the CDX version came an optional four-speed automatic transmission and an electric Glas-Hub-/Schiebedach used. Switching to Auto- LPG is possible from the factory (importer).
He has been revised only once in late 2004 since its launch and remained otherwise technically on the status of its implementation.
Motors
Prices
In 2007, the Rezzonico in Germany cost in the basic equipment between € 15,590 and € 17,990.
Sales in Germany
From the end of August 2008, the Rezzonico was no longer listed on the official Chevrolet website. However, there were only 36 new registrations in Germany in 2010.
Special
Chevrolet as one of the few manufacturers offering the Rezzonico Factory (conversion from the importer ) with an LPG system on. The gas tank is installed ( Liquefied Propane Gas ) in place of the spare wheel in the spare wheel well with a capacity of 60 liters of LPG. The range of the vehicle is thus extended by up to approximately 450 km.