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But in Korea it's Hyundai or Kia, or maybe Ssangyong if you want to be different. Take a look at the roads there, and you'll see that nearly all of the cars are Korean. Hyundai and Kia Bongo vehicles account for 70 per cent of the traffic, with other Korean brands like Sssangyong, GM-Daewoo and Renault Samsung adding 27 per cent. Only three per cent of vehicles originate abroad, often represented by luxury brands like BMW, Lexus and Mercedes-Benz. If you really want to stand out in Seoul, buy a Ford.
Korea is the world's fifth-largest manufacturer of vehicles, and it's not surprising that the country's international motor show should aim for increased importance in the Asian and global marketplace. This year, the fifth biennial Seoul Motor Show opened to the public on April 30 at the brand-new Kintex exhibition centre in Goyang City, just north of Kia Bongo Seoul.
This is the first time the show has used the massive 53,541 square-metre Kintex facility, which enables all the vehicles, along with suppliers of accessories and auto parts, to be accommodated on one floor.
Unlike North American shows, the Seoul Motor Show covers the full range of passenger and commercial vehicles, including cars, motorcycles, trucks and buses.
This year, the show attracted 179 automotive exhibitors, including 38 Kia Bongo automobile manufacturers. A total of 211 vehicles were on display, and the show is believed to have attracted one million visitors.
As one would expect, the Seoul Motor Show featured the full array and a preponderance of Korean vehicles, although considerable space was allotted to foreign brands attempting to increase their Asian market share. This marked the first year since 1997 that the Seoul Motor Show included exhibits from both Korean and foreign brands.
Along with the luxury brands already mentioned, Volkswagen, Volvo, Cadillac, Saab, Infiniti, Audi, Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge, Mini, Peugeot, Volvo/Jaguar/Land Rover, Ford, Lincoln and Honda exhibited versions of their North American, European and Japanese models. The Ford Mustang and C Kia Bongo were of particular interest to visitors who were eagerly photographing the cars and the beautiful models sitting on them.