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tio @ Apr 1st 2008 8:54AM
Those forecast numbers were dependant on good sales of the Daewoo products. The midsize Verona was a disaster.Had it been reliable and had either a more fuel efficient engine or more power to equal the fuel usage it might have caught on. It wasn't a bad looking car. Word spread like a wild fire that the car had a lot of problems. Electronic as well as machanical problems. The Forenza also has problems but they seem to be mostly small annoyances like check engine light etc... That he has stepped down shows what a different culture they have.