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Daewoo is hoping the reborn Korando will leave an impression on customers after barely troubling the sales 'bean counters' first time around. The Korando was formerly a Ssangyong offering, but Daewoo lifted its share to control that Korean company and now sells Musso and Korando to bolster its own passenger car line-up. Although the bigger powerplant is a substantial bonus for buyers, Daewoo also has kept Korando prices close to what they were at the time of release at the end of 1997. For the money, buyers receive plenty of 'bells and whistles'. Pity if you want to safeguard your front-seat passenger with an airbag though, as this option is not available.