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Chevrolet Orlando

Automotive industry	Chevrolet
Parent company	General Motors
Production	2010
Predecessor	Daewoo Tacuma (Europe)
Car body style	Compact MPV
Automobile layout	Front-engine, front-wheel drive layout
Automobile platform	GM Delta II platform
Related	Chevrolet Cruze

The Chevrolet Orlando is a Concept car manufactured by General Motors under the Chevrolet division.^[1] It is a five-door seven-seat wagon that was introduced at the 2008 Paris Motor Show. The production version will replace the Daewoo Tacuma Compact MPV. It was announced at The 2009 Detroit Auto Show that the Orlando would go into production in the US along with the Daewoo Matiz.

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