Sell your Daewoo the Motorway way

Sell your Daewoo

Got a Daewoo car you want to sell? Then do it the Motorway way! The fast, easy, and 100% free way!

Sell your Daewoo the Motorway way

We work with a nationwide network of more than 5,000 verified dealers, so when you sell the Motorway way, you can find a car buyer in as little as 24 hours!

1. Get a free instant valuation now for your Daewoo – our valuations use real-time market data – so, when we give your Daewoo car a valuation, it is as accurate as possible. By analysing market trends and utilising our own sales data – we are able to say accurately what cars just like yours are selling for. All we need to get started is your registration number and mileage. You should keep in mind, however, that because market trends are constantly changing, the valuation you receive today might be very different to the one you get a few months down the line. Our valuations are, of course, completely free, and there is no obligation on your side. So, why not sign up today, and see what you could get selling your car the Motorway way!
2. Create a great car profile – Motorway has made creating a winning car profile for your Daewoo easy. There’s no more worrying about how to show your car in the best light. Or wondering how you should hide a dent or scratch. Or how much detail you should go into. With Motorway, we’ve made it into a simple, straightforward process. We ask a few easy questions about your car and guide you through which photos you need. Usually, it’s all done right from your mobile phone in a matter of minutes.

   Our dealers are experienced in buying used cars, so you never need to worry about hiding dents or scratches in your car’s bodywork. In fact, you should aim just to be as honest as possible. Motorway dealers know that used cars are rarely without a few cosmetic issues – but, if you’re not accurate in your description, it might mean your sale will fall through.

3. Sit back, and wait to hear from us – we know there are a lot of benefits to selling your car the Motorway way – but it is the simplicity of the model that wins us the most 5-star Trustpilot reviews. Once your car’s profile is created, we’ll let our dealers know that your car is entering our online sale and invite them to make their best offer. That’s it. No negotiating. No bluffing your way to a deal. No having your price chipped down. Sit back, relax, and we’ll be in touch when the sale is over to let you know your best price. It really is that simple!

   There’s not really anything else for you to do – except to say ‘yes’ or ‘no’ to your best offer. If it’s a ‘yes’ – great, we can move on to the next steps. If you’re not sure, that’s fine as well. We would never pressure you – or lock you into an unwanted deal. With Motorway, you’re always in the driving seat.

4. The dealer collects your car – for free – unlike most online car-buying sites, at Motorway, we’ll never insist on you driving your car out to some far-away drop-off point, make you hang about whilst an inspection takes place – before leaving you to make your own way home. With Motorway, your winning dealer will come direct to your designated pick-up point. They’ll give your car a quick inspection – to ensure it matches your car profile – and then pay you by secure bank transfer. Your payment will typically arrive in your bank account within one working day.
5. That’s it! You’ve sold your car the Motorway way! – You’ve sold your car easily, for free, and got the best price. Now, it’s time to start thinking about what you’ll buy next…

What model of Daewoo car can Motorway help you sell?

Our nationwide network of dealers are interested in all sorts of cars. These are the models of Daewoo cars we’ve sold most recently:

• Daewoo Kalos
• Daewoo Lacetti
• Daewoo Matiz
• Daewoo Nubira
• Daewoo Tacuma
• Daewoo Lanos
• Daewoo Leganza

A bit about Daewoo

Daewoo Motors was an automotive company established in South Korea in 1937 as National Motors. Since its establishment, the company has gone through many name changes, until becoming Daewoo Motors in 1983.

In 1962, National Motors became the Saenara Motor Company. It was the first national motor company equipped with modern assembly facilities, which it used to assemble – and then sell – the Datsun Bluebird PL310. Three years later, the company was acquired by Shinjin Industrial, who immediately renamed it Shinjin Motors – and established an ongoing collaboration with Toyota.

Toyota broke off the collaboration with Shinjin Motor in 1972, and the company began a joint venture with American conglomerate General Motors (GM), under the name GM Korea.

The Daewoo Group gained control of the company in 1982, and from January 1983, it began trading under the Daewoo Motor Company name. Up until the mid-1990s, all car production was still based on GM models, with the remaining Saehan models also being rebadged as Daewoo.

Daewoo retained the popular Royale Series models, even adding new models including the Royale XQ, Royale Duke, and Royale Salon Super. In 1989, the company added its luxury Imperial flagship car, with styling clearly influenced by GM’s Chrysler Imperial.

Daewoo’s collaboration with GM ended in 1992, and the company quickly started importing the second-generation Honda Legend, which it rebadged as the Daewoo Arcadia. This driver-focused luxury sedan had a sleeker, sportier body, whilst also incorporating many onboard Honda technologies. The Arcadia replaced the company’s discontinued Imperial line.

The first fully-designed and built Daewoo Motor car – the Lanos – was introduced in late 1996. A subcompact car, the Lanos was designed by Italian car designer Giorgetto Giugiaro. The first-generation models came in three body styles – three and five-door hatchbacks and a four-door sedan. As well as an attractive design, the Lanos featured a surprisingly spacious cabin and strong dynamics. Since being introduced, the Lanos has become famed for its reliability and durability.

The popular Matiz model debuted in 1998 – again, designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro. It was based on a concept car called the ‘Lucciola’, a design which Guigiaro had offered to Fiat in 1993, but which they had rejected. Famed for its compact size, small ticket price and impressive fuel economy, the zippy Matiz became Daewoo’s best-selling model in Europe and India long into the 2000s. In more recent years, the car has been rebadged as the Chevrolet Spark.

By 1999, the whole Daewoo Group had found itself in financial trouble, and the company was forced to sell its automotive division. Former partners General Motors acquired the majority of Daewoo Motors’ assets, and it became a subsidiary of the company.

In 2011, the brand name Daewoo was dropped altogether; and the company became GM Korea.

Sell your Daewoo today

Want to sell your car? When you sell with Motorway our network of 5,000+ verified car dealers compete to give you their best price* for your Daewoo - it's 100% free and you could sell in as little as 24 hours.