The Daewoo Matiz M100 M150 Repair Service Manual is a comprehensive guide for owners, mechanics, and enthusiasts seeking detailed information on maintaining and repairing these popular vehicles built between 1998 and 2011. This manual covers both the 0.8L S-TEC I3 Petrol and 1.0L S-TEC I4 Petrol engines, as well as the 5-speed manual transmission. Its scope extends beyond basic maintenance, delving into intricate aspects of engine mechanics, cooling, electrical systems, engine control, exhaust, suspension, wheel alignment, tires and wheels, driveline and axle, hydraulic brakes (including the master cylinder, power booster, front and rear disc brakes, and parking brakes), manual transmission, clutch, steering, power steering system, heating and ventilation, air conditioning, restraints, body and accessories, and pre-delivery inspection. The manual utilizes clear and detailed step-by-step instructions accompanied by illustrative diagrams and images, facilitating a thorough understanding of repair procedures. Additionally, it includes a labor time guide and a dedicated body repair manual for addressing cosmetic and structural issues. The manual's comprehensive nature and precise guidance make it an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to maintain or repair Daewoo Matiz M100 or M150 models.

The Daewoo Matiz, known as the Chevrolet Matiz in some markets, is a small city car produced by the South Korean automaker Daewoo from 1998 to 2011. The Matiz, originally designated as the M100, was introduced as a successor to the Daewoo Tico and quickly gained popularity for its compact size, affordability, and surprisingly spacious interior. The M150, a larger and more powerful variant, was launched in 2000 and further enhanced the Matiz's appeal, offering a wider range of engine options and improved fuel efficiency. Both the M100 and M150 models featured a distinctive, rounded design that emphasized practicality and maneuverability, making them well-suited for urban driving. The Matiz was renowned for its impressive fuel economy, achieving remarkable mileage figures, especially considering its small engine displacements. The Daewoo Matiz, despite its diminutive size, was surprisingly well-equipped, often including features like power steering, air conditioning, and a CD player, even in base trim levels. The Matiz's design and practicality made it a global success, with production and sales occurring in various countries around the world. It was particularly popular in Europe and emerging markets, where its compact size and affordability made it an attractive option for urban dwellers. While Daewoo itself ceased production in 2011, the Matiz legacy continues with various iterations and rebadged versions produced by other manufacturers, notably the Chevrolet Spark, which shares a common platform with the M150 Matiz. The Daewoo Matiz remains a testament to the company's commitment to providing affordable and practical transportation solutions, leaving a lasting impact on the global automotive landscape.