The Daewoo Ssangyong Matiz Service Repair Manual is a comprehensive resource for technicians and enthusiasts alike, covering all model years of this popular vehicle. This detailed manual provides a complete understanding of the Matiz, offering step-by-step instructions and diagrams for various repair and maintenance procedures. Delve into the intricacies of the engine, suspension, drive line, axles, brakes, transmission (both automatic and manual), steering, HVAC system, restraints, body, and accessories. Each section is meticulously organized and easy to navigate, making it simple to locate the information you need quickly. Whether you're troubleshooting a minor issue or performing a major overhaul, this manual will serve as your indispensable guide to keeping your Daewoo Ssangyong Matiz running smoothly.

The Daewoo Matiz, a compact city car produced by Daewoo Motors, was a popular choice for drivers seeking an affordable and fuel-efficient vehicle. Introduced in 1998, the Matiz quickly gained recognition for its petite size, quirky styling, and surprisingly spacious interior. Despite its small footprint, it offered surprisingly comfortable seating for four passengers and could even accommodate a decent amount of luggage in its boot. The Matiz was powered by a range of small, fuel-efficient petrol engines, making it an attractive option for urban dwellers concerned about fuel consumption and parking space. Its agile handling and responsive steering made it easy to navigate congested city streets. While not renowned for its performance, the Matiz proved to be a reliable and practical choice for daily commutes and errands.

Following Daewoo Motors' acquisition by General Motors in 2002, the Matiz continued production under the Chevrolet brand in some markets. Notably, the Matiz was also rebranded as the "SsangYong M100" in South Korea after Daewoo's automotive division was acquired by SsangYong Motor Company in 2000. This rebranding was short-lived, however, as the Matiz continued to be sold under the Daewoo name in most markets. The Matiz's popularity extended beyond South Korea, with models being exported to various countries across Europe, Asia, and Latin America. While production of the original Matiz ceased in 2008, its legacy continues to live on with the launch of the Chevrolet Spark, a successor model that embodies many of the same qualities that made the Matiz so beloved.