Great response! Much what I heard elsewhere as well. The car is still running great, just had some minor chassis parts changed, which took some effort to find (had to purchase online).

@@henrynordman thankfully we have original dealer still active in my country and they can get almost everything for every daewoo ever made. sometimes it takes month or two but usually they can get it.

Qué diferencias hay entre este y el épica 2004

@@henrynordman it's been 2 years since I saw this video for the first time. So here is my update. I now own 2005 Chevrolet Evanda, same as you, but I rebadged it back to Daewoo. I sold the last one to my friend and then bought my actual Evanda from him. So it was sort of a swap. Anyway, I have it over a year and I bought it for 1600€ . It is automatic as yours, but with only 99000 km done. Consumption is same as yours, around 10L/100km. Now.... What I've noticed is that my older Evanda was built from better materials - mostly plastic parts were better than in 2005 version. I can tell GM started cheaping out on parts. Also I don't really like the behavior of gearbox, even after oil replacement it's still not as smooth as manual was. Maybe it's just bad piece or there's not enough oil, i don't know. I had to replace ABS sensor already - i replaced whole wheel bearing as it is a bolt on replacement - and also camshaft position sensor, then I had to fix head cover gasket as it was leaking already. And I have problems with immobiliser, which I never had before on older model. Otherwise, this Evanda's suspension feels a bit "harder" than old one - old one was more on soft side, like leganza. So that's all I can say now about never model. Engine is otherwise still reliable.

@@elsombra4979 same thing, I think it was called Epica in some countries, but it's just a Daewoo Magnus under another name for another market.

Sounds crazy !! Thanks for sharing

Sold this car few years back. One of the cars I miss the most! Currently driving Toyota Corolla but going for Tesla Y soon I think

Thanks! I had the car for about 1,5 years before I sold it. I miss this car a lot but fuel consumption and maintenance was a bit too much. Biggest problem was finding parts when something needed to be fix for the annual inspection. If you can get it cheap and with recent inspection done, I think its a solid option to drive until the next inspection 👍

I dont have the car anymore, but what I remember, the engine noise is pretty good! On the highways, wind noise was more of an issue

@@henrynordman why you don‘t have it anymore. I want to buy one next week.

Where do you live?

@@legenddrift6395 finland. But I've already found the parts I need.

I have an appointment for Monday to buy one of these what is your opinion ... ? 70km runed the seller said 1500 euros in Germany should i buy it ? 🤔

@@legenddrift6395 I paid about the same for my own. The only nitpick I have is that it uses a lot of fuel. Automatic gearbox is about 14l/100km in the city. It has the most silent engine I've ever seen. If it has no rust and no codes and drives well, I can't see why not at the very least make an offer.

@jarnojuusola6611 yes it's automatic gearbox ... the only reason i worried is about spare parts

Thanks! Evanda is a great car. Do you have it in Poland?

świete słowa:)

Sounds crazy! Thanks for sharing