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Initially, the exterior of the car was designed by Italdesign for Fiat , but was rejected by the latter. After that, it was bought by Daewoo Motors . When developing the appearance of the body, the image of the body of the 1993 Fiat Lucciola prototype car , created by Giorgetto Giugiaro , was taken as a basis , intended to replace the body of the previous generation car - Fiat Cinquecento . Appearance was partially redesigned by Daewoo - the most important difference from the original Italian probe was the number of doors: 5 vs. 3. The chassis and engine were used in the car.(platform), which first appeared in the body of the previous generation car, Daewoo Tico - which, in turn, is a copy of the 1988 Suzuki Alto . Some engineering work was carried out at the Daewoo Worthing Techical Center in England. The car turned out so successful that it became the company's best-selling car in Europe and India from 1998 to 2002. In many elements (such as a 0.8-liter three-cylinder engine, mechanical transmission and suspension elements) it repeats its predecessor - Daewoo Tico , the chassis of which was based on the second generation of the Suzuki Alto family of cars (the prototype of which appeared in 1982, subsequently after the removal since the production of this model in Japan in 1988, the model was sold to the Koreans), and the engine was modified by the English company Tickford: the carburetor fuel supply system was replaced with an injection system, due to this, the engine power increased from 42 to 51 hp. With. The body and interior was developed by the famous Italian design company ItalDesign-Giugiaro SpA (which subsequently carried out two appearance updates) for the Lucciola concept car , which it wanted to offer as a replacement for Fiat's Fiat Cinquecento , but Fiat subsequently created its new Fiat Seicento model , and a prototype concept car was sold to Daewoo. In total, more than 300,000 cars were produced. Production of Matiz (M100 models) began at the end of 1997 at a factory in Korea. The Polish plant Daewoo-FSO began in September 1999 production under license and from components. There, the car has been known since 2004 as the FSO Matiz (from 1998 to 2004, cars were produced under the Daewoo brand). Production in Poland was discontinued in 2008 due to the end of the license agreement between FSO and GM-Daewoo. Since 1998, Matiz has also been produced in India and Romania ( Automobile Craiova ). In Taiwan, the car was known as the Formosa Matiz. #beamngdrive #crashtest #daewoomatiz #beamng #beamngdrivecrashes #carcrashcompilation #carcrash #beamngcrashtest #beamngmultiplayer #8kgameplay #beammp #beamngupdate #4khdr #4kgameplay #beamngmods #matiz #beamngmod

Added 5 Aug 2026