All Daewoo Tacuma reviews

There's nothing wrong with manufacturing a 'me-too' twist on the mini-MPV as long as it brings something new to the party. The Vauxhall Zafira had seven seats, the Honda Stream boasted hot hatch style handling and the Fiat Multipla went for three abreast seating and looks that could curdle milk. Daewoo relied on the tried and tested method of offering good value for money. Mini-MPV drivers appreciate saving money. It's no coincidence that UK buyers took the Citroen Xsara Picasso to their hear...

There's nothing wrong with manufacturing a 'me-too' twist on the mini-MPV as long as it brings something new to the party. The Vauxhall Zafira had seven seats, the Honda Stream boasted hot hatch style handling and the Fiat Multipla went for three abreast seating and looks that could curdle milk. Daewoo relied on the tried and tested method of offering good value for money. Mini-MPV drivers appreciate saving money. It's no coincidence that UK buyers took the Citroen Xsara Picasso to their hear...

There's nothing wrong with manufacturing a 'me-too' twist on the mini-MPV as long as it brings something new to the party. The Vauxhall Zafira had seven seats, the Honda Stream boasted hot hatch style handling and the Fiat Multipla went for three abreast seating and looks that could curdle milk. Daewoo relied on the tried and tested method of offering good value for money. Mini-MPV drivers appreciate saving money. It's no coincidence that UK buyers took the Citroen Xsara Picasso to their hear...

There's nothing wrong with manufacturing a 'me-too' twist on the mini-MPV as long as it brings something new to the party. The Vauxhall Zafira had seven seats, the Honda Stream boasted hot hatch style handling and the Fiat Multipla went for three abreast seating and looks that could curdle milk. Daewoo relied on the tried and tested method of offering good value for money. Mini-MPV drivers appreciate saving money. It's no coincidence that UK buyers took the Citroen Xsara Picasso to their hear...

"The top of the range Tacuma 2.0-litre CDX costs a good deal less than the entry-level 1.4-litre Renault Scenic"

It's so easy to be swayed by the obvious choices. Read the motoring press at any length and if you're in the market for a mini-MPV, you'll end up convinced that life begins and ends with the so-called premium brands. Dig a little deeper and you'll discover that it isn't necessarily the case. Choosing a more affordable mini-MPV may mean you go without a few of the gadgets that...

"The Tacuma is easier to operate than a toaster."

Stop us if you've heard this one before. "More power and equipment for less money." Sounds a familiar refrain? Manufacturers seem desperate to press gang us into their wares, and Daewoo are no exception. When they start pulling such rabbits out of their hats, it tends to kick the stools from under the more established car makers, especially when the South Koreans do the 'less money' aspect so convincingly. The Daewoo Tacuma 1.6 replaced ...

"Cars of this kind can be properly affordable: the Tacuma proves it."

The prospect of budget mini-MPV motoring might not set many people's hearts a-flutter but if you're the sort who can let their head rule their heart, then there are a number of interesting options available. The latest Daewoo Tacuma is but one of a number of models offering excellent value for money. But why should you opt for one of these over, say, the big-selling Citroen Xsara Picasso?

Firstly, there may be s...