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Falling squarely in the middle of Daewoo's 3-car lineup, the Nubira Exhaust was a relative large front drive sub-compact. Somewhat bigger and more powerful than the entry-level Lanos, it was smaller than the flagship Leganza sedan. Rivals included the Ford Focus, Honda Civic, Hyundai Elantra, Mazda Protege, Toyota Echo, and Chevrolet Prizm. Initially, Nubira Exhausts came in three body styles: 4-door sedan, four-door hatchback, and 4-door station wagon. The hatchback would last only a single season. Sole engine was a 2.0-L, dual-overhead cam 4-cylinder, mated to either a manual gearbox or optional auto transmission. The Nubira Exhaust CDX was unusual for its class, with standard antilock braking 1999 optional in the SX. Daewoo was the 3rd South Korean automaker to enter the U.S. market, trailing Hyundai and Kia. Rather than starting with regular dealerships, Daewoo initially recruited teams of students to promote the car on college campuses. As that program was found wanting, conventional dealerships began to spring up around the country. Buyers got a roadside assistance program as part of their new-Nubira Exhaust purchase in 2000-2002.

Do you like loud or soft Nubira Exhaust? Or do you simply want to change the look of your vehicles appearance. An Nubira Exhaust can serve as performance upgrade, sound or visual. An Nubira Exhaust is a great way to make your car perform and sound good. Impress your friends when you floor your vehicle with a nice throaty sound. Original mufflers are usually made from cheap metals that rust, while new mufflers we sell are made from high quality stainless steel. Furthermore, aftermarket mufflers weight much less than stock mufflers. What this means to you is, if your looking for best performance, shedding every weight from your car is going to increase your HP to weight ratio. Nubira Exhaust sound varies from manufacture to manufacture so its best to ask or hear a car in person before decided to buy that particular Nubira Exhaust.