Won Hee-ryong, a People Power Party candidate for the National Assembly in Gyeyang-gu, Incheon, is purchasing a Chevrolet Trailblazer at a GM Korea dealership in Gyeyang-gu, Incheon on the 26th and taking a photo with Cheon-soo Lee, a former national representative and chairman of the sponsoring committee. /Provided by Won Hee-ryong’s election camp
Won Hee-ryong, a People Power Party candidate for the Incheon Gyeyang-eul National Assembly, bought a new car, putting aside the new electric car he bought last year. He and Lee Cheon-soo visited the GM Korea automobile dealership in Gyeyang-gu and chose an SUV. He chose tea produced in Incheon, which was interpreted as a move to win the hearts of local residents.
On the afternoon of the 26th, Candidate Won visited the GM Korea dealership located in Gyeyang-gu, Incheon, wearing a navy blue coat and red scarf, along with former national soccer player Lee Cheon-soo, who is the chairman of his sponsoring committee. Candidate Won heard an explanation of various car models at this event and immediately signed a contract to purchase the car.
The car that Candidate Won chose was the ‘Trailblazer’, a compact SUV with a displacement of 1350cc. The price is around 27 to 33 million won.
Candidate Won initially showed interest in the Chevrolet Traverse, a semi-large SUV larger than the Trail Razor, but when he heard that the Traverse is an imported car produced in the United States and the Trail Blazer is produced at the Incheon factory, he chose the Trail Blazer without hesitation.
Candidate Won already had a car he was driving. Last year, I bought Kia Motors’ electric car EV9. Nevertheless, the reason for buying a new car is interpreted as the election.
The ‘Daewoo Motor Plant’, the predecessor of the GM Korea Incheon plant, was the core of the economy of Incheon’s ‘Buk-gu’, formerly Gyeyang-gu, from the 1960s to 1995. Buk-gu, which was born in 1968 when the district system was established in Incheon, Gyeonggi-do, was divided into the west in 1988, and in 1995, through a process of merging and separating with Gyeyang-myeon, Gimpo-gun, Gyeonggi-do at the time, the south became Bupyeong-gu, starting from the Gyeongin Expressway. , the north became Gyeyang-gu.
In this process, the jurisdiction of the Daewoo Motors factory was transferred to Bupyeong-gu, but many of the Daewoo Motors employees and employees of its partner companies, the so-called ‘Daewoo family’, still live in Gyeyang-gu. Gyeyang-gu Council Chairman Cho Yang-hee also came from Daewoo Motors.
The number of employees at GM Korea’s Incheon plant and partner companies in the Incheon area is estimated at approximately 50,000. This is approximately 15% of manufacturing workers in the Incheon region.
Candidate Won’s side explained, “Daewoo Motors is the perfect vehicle to meet the Daewoo family who have come to work in the six continents and five oceans where the sun and moon rise alternately.”
National Assembly candidate Won Hee-ryong of the People Power Party purchasing a Trailblazer at a Chevrolet dealership in Gyeyang-gu, Incheon on the afternoon of the 26th. On the left is sponsorship chairman Lee Cheon-soo, a former national soccer team member. /Provided by Won Hee-ryong’s election camp
Whenever there is a local election, the Incheon local media conducts a thorough investigation of politicians’ vehicles and reports dividing those who drive ‘Daewoo cars’ from those who do not.
According to the National Assembly members’ asset disclosure gazette in March last year, Democratic Party lawmaker Park Chan-dae is the only one among the 13 National Assembly members in the Incheon area who owns a Chevrolet vehicle. Even members of the National Assembly in Bupyeong-gu, where GM Korea’s Incheon plant is located, do not own Chevrolet vehicles. Representative Lee Jae-myung, who is expected to be Candidate Won’s rival, owns the Chairman of Ssangyong Motor, the predecessor of KG Mobility, and rides a Kia Carnival when working.
2024-02-27 06:22:30
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