Daewoo Sun Shades in Australia: Which Badge Your Car Is Listed Under

Daewoo Sun Shades in Australia: Which Badge Your Car Is Listed Under

If you have searched for shades for a Daewoo and come up short, the problem is almost never that nothing is made for your car. It is that your car is listed under a different badge.

Daewoo models were rebadged extensively for the Australian and export markets, mostly as Holden, sometimes as Chevrolet. Auto Sunshades lists them the way the manufacturer catalogues them, which means the badge on the boot and the badge on the product listing often disagree. This page is the lookup table.

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Listed under Daewoo

Four models are listed under the Daewoo make directly:

Model	Years	Also known as	Product
Lacetti	2006–2010	Holden Viva	Daewoo Lacetti 2006–2010
Matiz	2002–2007	Chevrolet Spark	Daewoo Matiz 2002–2007
Magnus	not year-split	Chevrolet Evanda	Daewoo Magnus
Nubira	not year-split	—	Daewoo Nubira

Listed under Holden, but sold elsewhere as a Daewoo

These are the ones people miss. If you drive one of these, search the Holden name, not the Daewoo one:

Daewoo name	Listed as	Years	Product
Daewoo Kalos	Holden Barina (Aveo)	not year-split	Holden Barina / Aveo
Daewoo Lacetti	Holden Cruze	2010–2015	Holden Cruze 2010–2015
Daewoo Gentra	Holden Gentra	not year-split	Holden Gentra
Daewoo Matiz M200	Holden Spark Lite	2007–2013	Holden Spark Lite 2007–2013
Daewoo Tacuma	Holden Vivant	not year-split	Holden Vivant

Two names that point at two different cars

This is the part worth reading carefully, because getting it wrong is how you order the wrong set.

"Lacetti" appears twice

The Lacetti name is on two separate products, and they are not the same vehicle:

• Daewoo Lacetti 2006–2010, which carries Holden Viva as its other name.
• Holden Cruze 2010–2015, which carries Daewoo Lacetti as one of its other names.

Both entries are correct — the name was reused across a generational change and across markets. The build year separates them cleanly: 2006–2010 is the first, 2010–2015 the second. If your car is badged Viva, you want the first. If it is badged Cruze, you want the second, and you should then check the Cruze split below.

"Chevrolet Spark" appears three times

Three different products list Chevrolet Spark as an alternate name, plus a fourth listing Spark Lite. Only the build year tells them apart:

Years	Listed as	Product
2002–2007	Daewoo Matiz	Daewoo Matiz 2002–2007
2007–2013	Holden Spark Lite	Holden Spark Lite 2007–2013
2010–2017	Holden Barina Spark	Holden Barina Spark 2010–2017
2017–2020	Holden Spark	Holden Spark 2017–2020

Note the 2010–2013 overlap between Spark Lite and Barina Spark. If your build year falls in that window, the badge on the car is the tiebreaker: "Barina Spark" on the boot means the Barina Spark listing.

The rest of the Holden range

The full Holden range now has its own page: Holden window shades in Australia covers what is and is not cut for the badge, the Astra listed under Cruze, and the three overlapping Sparks. This section stays focused on the cars that carry a Daewoo name somewhere in their history.

Not Daewoo-derived, but the same badge problem applies — most of these carry a Chevrolet name too:

Model	Years	Also known as	Product
Captiva	2007–2015	Chevrolet Captiva	Captiva 2007–2015
Captiva	2016–2020	Chevrolet Captiva Revv	Captiva 2016–2020
Colorado	not year-split	Chevrolet Colorado, Colorado RG	Colorado
Cruze	2016–2020	Chevrolet Cruze, Holden Astra Sedan	Cruze 2016–2020
Gentra X	not year-split	Barina Hatchback, Chevrolet Gentra X	Gentra X
Orlando	not year-split	Chevrolet Orlando	Orlando
Trailblazer	not year-split	Chevrolet Trailblazer, Colorado 7	Trailblazer
Trax	not year-split	Chevrolet Trax	Trax

Two of these deserve a note:

• Holden Astra Sedan owners: the sedan is listed as an alternate name on the Cruze 2016–2020 entry, not under Astra.
• Holden Colorado also lists Isuzu D-Max as an alternate name. The D-Max is separately listed with its own year splits — D-Max 2015–2019 and D-Max 2021–2025 — so if you drive a D-Max, use the D-Max listing and its build years rather than the undated Colorado entry. There is a D-Max page with the detail.

What is not listed

Being honest about the edges, as at this catalogue snapshot:

• Commodore, Astra hatch, Barina Tigra, Rodeo, Jackaroo and Statesman have no listing of their own. The Holden Jackaroo appears only as an alternate name on the Isuzu Trooper entry.
• Several Holden entries have no year split at all (Barina/Aveo, Colorado, Gentra, Gentra X, Orlando, Trailblazer, Trax, Vivant). For those, the listing covers the model without distinguishing generations, so if yours is an early or very late build it is worth confirming before ordering.
• The Daewoo Magnus and Nubira are likewise not year-split.

None of that is permanent. It is what the catalogue lists today.

The short version

Find your build year on the driver's door jamb compliance plate first, then find your car in the tables above. If the badge on your car does not appear, try the other two badges it was sold under — for a Daewoo in Australia, that is almost always Holden. If you still cannot find it, the custom-fit guide explains what options exist for vehicles without a listed set.