How A Poor Korean Boy Created Hyundai

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  • @angelg2638
    @angelg2638 Рік тому +268

    I bought a Hyundai Excel in 1990 as a young sailor in the US Navy. It was only $5,000 but was loaded. My first car with power steering, power brakes, ac, cassette play, power windows, central locking, automatic transmission! For my young family, it was luxury! Velour seats was so comfy. Thanks, Hyundai! You took care of my wife and 2 kids!

  • @silkroad7820
    @silkroad7820 Рік тому +869

    As a Korean, I admire him so much. He is truly a legendary symbol of Korean economical success & challenging spirit.

    • @NazriB
      @NazriB Рік тому +2

      Lies again? Harvard Hyundai Heart

    • @JoseSanchezdontyaknow
      @JoseSanchezdontyaknow Рік тому +3

      Ya im sure samsung is bigger then them and the owner of samsung I'd imagine is ritcher

    • @shatadrupaul3870
      @shatadrupaul3870 Рік тому +12

      ​@@JoseSanchezdontyaknow I once heard that the owner of Hyundai was the richest man in South Korea. Maybe positions have changed now.

    • @Atixtasy
      @Atixtasy Рік тому +17

      As a 2018 elantra driver, and mechanic..... *salute* to his stoic attitude and from what it seems, his brothers appear to honor his legacy greatly! I just change the oil and it works, and i run it hard also, created a custom short RAM intake to give me an extra 8HP, more on lower RPM's! My brother bought a genesis g70 and love it.

    • @JuanCarlos-dz7wc
      @JuanCarlos-dz7wc Рік тому +13

      @@shatadrupaul3870 Chung Ju Young was 9th richest guy in the world in 1995

  • @stonebridge3538
    @stonebridge3538 Рік тому +138

    I'm working for hyundai EV plant in Georgia,US. I'm proudly working for hyundai.

  • @naboyhavoc237
    @naboyhavoc237 Рік тому +186

    1998 Elantra Wagon was my first car and now I'm still driving a Hyundai, new 2021 Accent model. Proud of it 🥰🥰

    • @yong935
      @yong935 20 днів тому

      Elantra also best model in korea

  • @Live2excite
    @Live2excite Рік тому +768

    Oh my god........how many failures he had crossed in his life...how many obstacles he had faced while trying to accelerate his business....this man should be from out of planet....hats off 🔥🔥🔥

    • @nishik810
      @nishik810 Рік тому +16

      More better. He is from this planet only. With determination more than rest of people

    • @ibrahimhaneef6684
      @ibrahimhaneef6684 Рік тому +4

      Kia motors & Honda saved him

    • @anydaynow01
      @anydaynow01 Рік тому +10

      The only thing this guy didn't build was rockets, hats off to him!

    • @7EvanPAC789
      @7EvanPAC789 Рік тому

      Only YHVH El-Elyon Ahura Mazda Shang-Di Jesus Christ can forgive sin and save a person by God's fulfilled work through Messiah Virgin Birth Savior whereby all Holy animal sacrifices were (counted) applied attributed to the work of God on the Cross-(2nd Temple) through the Perfect Lawful Holy Life of Messiah Jesus Christ. It is God's Choice by the word of God made flesh Jesus Christ that a person sealed by God's Holy Spirit through covenant be saved upon Resurrection of the Righteous being Born Again with a Glorified Body; having physically died with a righteous pure heart in full agreement with God's Truth and Law. Whereby no past unholy unlawful evil action is justified in heart but fully confessed repented of sin before all creation and God the Heavenly Father. Enter into Holy Covenant and accept God's Gift cleansing payment ritual purification for sins by the blood of Messiah Jesus Christ. Learn the Holy Art of Prayer, Jesus Christ is Alive!
      Acts 17:30
      “And the times of this ignorance God winked at; but now commandeth all men every where to repent:”
      We may ask or beg, but only Jesus Christ can absolve and forgive us our sins. When elders speak of taking hold of the Blood of Messiah, they mean Jesus Christ applying his blood as the High Priest and Messiah upon confession/full repentance.
      (Shinto) Shang-Di Lord of Heaven and the Four Heavenly Kings: Jikokuten, Tamonten, Zochoten, and Komokuten . Revelation 7:1 KJV “And after these things I saw four angels standing on the four corners of the earth, holding the four winds of the earth, that the wind should not blow on the earth, nor on the sea, nor on any tree.”
      Mandate of Heaven: To be Counted Righteous always meant to reject Evil absolutely never allowed to justify evil crime lawlessness in heart thus when being made aware of Law (Truth) thus taking God at his word (God's word (law) made flesh: Jesus Christ replacement of First Man & the Lord of Heaven in the Flesh the literal Body of God) hence obedience and sacrifice the test of the heart (In full legal agreement with/Listening to God). The Heart is what has always been judged (pure) as good or evil. (Once learned made aware of Law, All People held to account judged by Law known/Israel.) El-Elyon (Most High), Ahura Mazda "Wise Lord" (Persia) Zoroastrianism, Egyptian Book of the Dead, Ancient China Temple of Heaven (Shang-Di), Xiongnu Mongols (Tengri), (Egypt) Ancient of Days, all prime cultures prove the only first religion and priesthood of humanity the Melchizedek Priesthood Jesus Christ (completed) fulfilled forever as the living High Priest of the Promised Virgin Birth Covenant: Christianity is the fulfilled Melchizedek Priesthood through Jesus Christ the only promised savior redeemer who fulfilled the law and prophets and his Orthodox Church (All Holy Trinity Church Branches of correct doctrine is counted as Orthodox) is the only Functioning prophetic Holy Spirit Lead Priesthood of the 12 Tribes of Israel. Children, Free Will, & The Tower of Babel cultural language divide delays Jesus Christ's reign as when he claims throne he is immediately responsible for judging all both living and dead. All ancients knew of the promised resurrection of the Dead (Reincarnation), virgin birth, and Judgement Day of the Righteous and Wicked souls; To be perfect is to be complete according to set standard, mathematical law of absolutes good vs evil. The true opposite of love is unholy selfishness, the epitome of pride is self-righteousness (unmerited value/unlawfully agreed). People confuse pride with its righteous opposite which is Glory/Honor all ancients sought. Good is that of Truth/Holy Lawful Order, & Justice. Evil is that of Lies, unlawful disorder, chaos. Clean vs Unclean, Holy Lawful Hate vs Unholy Criminal Hate. Jesus Christ is the Law and the Test of Faith & Heart concerning righteousness and ritual purity (Ritual Purification) "Sanctification" that which is Holy; whereby Jesus Christ (The Lamb of God) the word of God in the flesh is the standard of measure how a person is judged as good or evil based on their choice to receive God's payment blood covering sacrifice through Jesus Christ's Perfect Lawful Life. Faith=Trust. (KJV Bible for English) (Romans Ch.10) (Eternal Life) If you confess with the mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that the creator (supreme spirit) Lord of Heaven hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.” Jesus Christ the only worthy Emperor King of Kings Alpha Omega of Humanity has the authority and dominion of the first man and is the Eldest of the Human Race (Virgin Birth promised by Creator before Cain & Able) and First Born resurrected unto Glorification from the Dead. Israel is the church body of Christ Family of God; all people of any nation of the world that choose Righteousness, Honor, & Glory are citizens of Israel the Most High Lord of Heaven's Kingdom. Peace = Jesus Christ the only begotten son of God born from a virgin with no corruption from Adam's Seed. Islam is Satans Counterfeit of The 12 Tribes of Israel. Most people in world (All Ethnicities) including Arabs that identify as muslims are actually Israelites by Blood (All saved by Blood of Messiah Jesus Christ counted as Israelites co-heirs by Blood of Jesus Christ). #Zoroastrianism proves virgin birth (3 Wise Men Kings from East). Confess & Repent of Evil Crime lawlessness by Jesus Christ to Heavenly Father Creator of Life! (stop doing crime and ask for forgiveness for all evil done, can only confess and repent because of Jesus Christ) ✓Share with everyone, Diyu Shiwang Earth Prison Hell Ionic covalent bonding law water/air the spirit is a Gas given state of matter, God is light there is no darkness in him, spirit mini light star fuel fodder if trapped bonded to the Lake of Fire Earth's core Domain of all impure dead, Man was given dominion and made of earth so the wicked withered unsealed souls are pyre for the Earths domains fire. (Psalm 88 Bottomless Pit) Every action has equal opposite reaction one reaps what they sow by covenant. As with the Israelites the Living God sent Holy Angels to cultures such as the Native Americans giving them a form of the Gift of Tongues (prayer language whereby the Blood of Jesus Christ by word law promise of God virgin birth covenant was invoked for healing etc. binding and sealing evil spirits). Many Native Americans are mixed with Israelite Tribes of Asher, Gad, and Nephtali. There were pure hearted people and evil "witch" magicians and false prophets using evil spirits (all ghosts are demons unlawful spirit creatures from Fallen Angels/humans having unnatural sex with animals) among the Native Americans as with all groups that were sent the law and real prophets of God. Zoroastrianism is named after Zarathustra/Zoroaster a Prophet of the Living God whereby that "religion" is actually fully tied too thus derived from the Melchizedek Covenant. The Emperors of Ancient China acted as High Priest for the Kingdom people and land sacrificing a lamb at the Temple of Heaven to the Lord of Heaven just the same as the Israelites were instructed. Read Acts 2:17 KJV. I am a jew by blood and orthodox christian and one of the Prophets appointed unto this Generation. I am a literal witness that Jesus Christ is Alive! I have seen and spoken to Angels and Demons, Astral Projection out of body experiences, I have heard the audible voice of the Living Eternal Creator Father God as with all the Prophets before me (Fully Sober all my life). Revelation 2:5“Remember therefore from whence thou art fallen, and repent, and do the first works; or else I will come unto thee quickly, and will remove thy candlestick out of his place, except thou repent.” Ephesians 4:30“And grieve not the Holy Spirit of God, whereby ye are sealed unto the day of redemption.” A person is only Born Again Saved when Glorified made incorruptible, Salvation is a Gift of God it is God's choice by the Word of God, the person living in full agreement with God his law and truth New Covenant, Pure Hearted upon physical death. Abide in the Vine Covenant, a person either walks Holy sanctified within lawful covenant Will of God or walks outside of God's Will the covenant truth Holy Natural Law of God. Sweden Denmark Germania Danube Julius Caesar Israelite Tribe of Dan (Adonai - Odin , Lok-i Luc-ifer). I am a literal witness that Jesus Christ is Alive with a Glorified body superior to the Holy Angels in Function and Authority; the Glorified Body humanity had before sin the curse of death Decaying bodies. Hebrews 9:27 “And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment:” #Harmony - 7EvanPAC (Pray Nicene Creed say apostolic universal orthodox and Lord's Prayer, catholic just means universal)
      (End Abolish the False Office Papacy Pope/Vatican City, all living ages 5-7years+ must be fully confessed repented of sin and orthodox christian in order for Jesus Christ to publicly claim reign without Third Temple prophecy event) (Pope must repent and unite with Orthodox Church or be arrested)
      Isaiah 4:1 “And in that day seven women shall take hold of one man, saying, We will eat our own bread, and wear our own apparel: only let us be called by thy name, to take away our reproach.”
      Matthew 7:21-23 21 Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.22Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works?23And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity.
      (The Church Israel is bigger than people think, we are an Empire)

    • @willywang-qg3vg
      @willywang-qg3vg Рік тому

      more like how much subsidy was giving by USA supporting his company and korean government you see success is never about how good you are but the backing of powerful groups it sounds good he made but really think about the back that help him get to his success can u say hyundai never bride government to get advantage edge?? ha see its just a lie feel good story for youtube

  • @AS-fm6iw
    @AS-fm6iw Рік тому +186

    I'm Ukrainian living in USA and I love Korean made anything. They nail quality in what ever they do

    • @jjman533
      @jjman533 9 місяців тому +1

      Psssss don't buy an LG fridge. The compressor will break down lol.

    • @AS-fm6iw
      @AS-fm6iw 8 місяців тому +16

      @@jjman533 that's most compressors today

    • @simondiamond999
      @simondiamond999 8 місяців тому

      So you have a Samsung phone too?

    • @mjidilahamza9317
      @mjidilahamza9317 4 місяці тому

      @@jjman533Lg is the best fridge and washing machine in world in my opinion...

    • @ap888869
      @ap888869 Місяць тому +18

      ​@@jjman533 Be careful of Chinese fake.

  • @woosungx01
    @woosungx01 Рік тому +234

    In Korea, there's a famous phrase from Chung Ju Young "해봤어?" meaning "Have you tried?". When his employees always say, "that's impossible" when Chung Ju Young ordered them to do some tasks which was pretty much an impossible task at the time, and he will reply "Have you tried?" and take an action, then he would have accomplished the task.

    • @MR-backup
      @MR-backup Рік тому +1

      Do you have a source for this?
      I'm not saying you are lieing, just that you never know when something in folklore or fact; So I am curious if there is somewhere that proves he would regularly ask this.

    • @슈퍼차져-p8q
      @슈퍼차져-p8q Рік тому +58

      ​@@MR-backup사실이다.
      정주영회장이 직접 한 말이다.

    • @beautifullovechannel
      @beautifullovechannel 11 місяців тому

      Like Ford did to his engineers when developing the v8…. I love this . I love it here

    • @jp28dew
      @jp28dew 10 місяців тому +12

      ​@MR-backup Google his name and "have you tried", I can see multiple sources, some of them in English.

    • @themacrofolks863
      @themacrofolks863 9 місяців тому

      Why do you buy Hyundai - Kia? They destroy lives of whistle blowers... Seriousy..

  • @nancylove8360
    @nancylove8360 Рік тому +103

    Hyundai, Kia and Genesis are really nice cars. I owned 2 Hyundais before and loved them. Now I own a Genesis made by Hyundai, it's more luxurious than a Mercedes and cost half to maintain.

    • @JuanCarlos-dz7wc
      @JuanCarlos-dz7wc Рік тому +9

      Nowdays I heard that China owns Mercedez and Volvo and these cars become less popular these days

    • @bluetocop
      @bluetocop Рік тому +2

      you had better luck than most i think their still crap i bet on toyota

    • @홀롤롤롤롤로로-c5m
      @홀롤롤롤롤로로-c5m Місяць тому

      ​@bluetocop it's just your personal experience. Jap

  • @LUFFY09789
    @LUFFY09789 Рік тому +505

    Hyundai first introduced the Santro in India in 1998. At that time it was the most advanced car we had ever seen as India had a closed economy and the car market was in its infancy. At that time, nobody had seen a car like the Santro, it wasn’t the most comfortable or best looking but its engine was reliable and efficient, along with decent power, which other brands lacked. It was an instant hit at that time.

    • @yt_bharat
      @yt_bharat Рік тому +21

      Exactly, power steering, peppy engine, power windows, very easy to drive. Matiz yaad hai?
      Zip drive wala commercial with Shahrukh khan

    • @davidjacobs8558
      @davidjacobs8558 Рік тому +14

      Hyundai designed those vehicles specifically to meet the demands of Indian market at the time.
      able to drive on poorly paved and maintained road surfaces.
      able to operate on less than ideal quality fuel. able to handle frequent start and stop. don't break down eaily, and easy to fix.
      but they are not designed to be very comfortable, nor able to travel at very high speed.

    • @rgseven6557
      @rgseven6557 Рік тому +6

      @@davidjacobs8558 I am from Singapore and have driven an Elantra and Avante. Both are really comfortable and reliable cars. Your comment may be applicable to Hyundai cars that were produced in the 90s.

    • @davidjacobs8558
      @davidjacobs8558 Рік тому +8

      @@rgseven6557 I said "those vehicles" that the previous commenter mentioned.
      not Hyundai vehicles in general.

    • @toxdrigaming1864
      @toxdrigaming1864 Рік тому +4

      I agree , we bought the first car in bangalore and it was a amazing car

  • @doodskie999
    @doodskie999 Рік тому +110

    As a hyundai sta fe owner, it makes me happy to have bough this car, it didnt gave me problems for 5 years now. This guy doesnt know how to give up and hyundai wouldnt be what it is today without this legendary man. This giy has my utmost respect

    • @beautifullovechannel
      @beautifullovechannel 11 місяців тому +2

      My fave whip was a Santa Fe . 2nd Toyota corllla they just last and last and go and do such great quality

  • @johnnygorner3220
    @johnnygorner3220 Рік тому +21

    I drive Hyundai i20. Never in nearly 4 years had any problems. Amazing brand. His life story! Such a strong resilient amazing man, Thank you for sharing

  • @diegogarcia4255
    @diegogarcia4255 Рік тому +138

    Fascinating story! Incredible how many times he "failed", but always got up again and came up with more successful business ideas.

    • @jokerpilled2535
      @jokerpilled2535 Рік тому +2

      Good customer service and cheap prices helped him make a name for himself, govt contracts and corporate socialism helped him beat all his competitors. At least he knows how to adapt to any situation.

    • @jeongnoir
      @jeongnoir Місяць тому +1

      There will be pain but no failure.

  • @WorldReserveCurrency
    @WorldReserveCurrency Рік тому +100

    I have a picture of him and my grandfather who was the first economist of Korea. They were well acquainted and had a long history together. These people were movers and shakers. He didn't just run companies but helped spur the economy of an entire country. The impact was enormous no doubt.

  • @Bby_2JZ
    @Bby_2JZ Рік тому +688

    I am a Sales Consultant at a Hyundai dealership in Texas and I must say Hyundai is killing it!!! Amazing vehicles!

    • @robertmitchell8630
      @robertmitchell8630 Рік тому +24

      I see them all over the USA

    • @Atixtasy
      @Atixtasy Рік тому +12

      just let anyone with a Theta II engine know that they are guaranteed engines for life because of a class action suit. EZ selling point lol

    • @orangeguin2802
      @orangeguin2802 Рік тому

      ​Ok i like you as a farmer befor hood

    • @andreewert1925
      @andreewert1925 Рік тому +11

      Yes, the quality to price ratio is really good..i think that the preferred trading partner status exempts Hyundai for most of the import taxes giving them an edge over european or japanese auto makers.

    • @valeriozoncheddu1033
      @valeriozoncheddu1033 Рік тому +5

      Snowolf convince them to Release the Hyundai Elantra N in EUROPE too please

  • @pearlfavor5043
    @pearlfavor5043 Рік тому +90

    This man went through hell that was supposed to make him give up, but he kept on going until he achieved his dreams.
    I cried watching this video because it spoke so much to me.
    Thank you for sharing this very inspiring video.

    • @mando7670
      @mando7670 Місяць тому +3

      Why isn't there a single black person who achieves this? You have to know that half a century ago, South Korea was worse off than Africa. It's not about racism, it's just a question

    • @TKIM0
      @TKIM0 Місяць тому

      @@mando7670 무례한 질문이네요. 스스로도 충분히 이유를 찾을 수 있다고 보는데요

  • @virajvidyadharan9312
    @virajvidyadharan9312 Рік тому +15

    The ambitious hunger to build a company worldwide even after multiple failures,truly inspiring and amazing journey!

  • @Tirah5
    @Tirah5 Рік тому +47

    Being someone who has seen way too many failures in life myself, from rags to riches and back again multiple times, i can totally relate with the last words where he says that one must never forget their failures. Being an example myself i know what that means. I have lived those nerve-shattering moments so many times that now it doesnt feel that bad but keeps me motivated moving forward. Failures is all i remember. Good times were only there as i reminder that its always possible to succeed with the right attitude.

    • @Nomad-e6i
      @Nomad-e6i Місяць тому +1

      He was one of the 100 richest men on the planet just before he died. A man who barely graduated from elementary school controlled Ph.D. holders who graduated from Ivy League schools, and a country boy who left his hometown because of poverty became one of the richest men in history. He is a legendary figure in Korean economic growth.

    • @ayylmao02
      @ayylmao02 19 днів тому

      Mr. Chung once said:
      “We face trials, but we’ll not fail.”
      As long as you don’t give up, you will learn from the trials and end up achieving what you dreamed for.

  • @moonlim33
    @moonlim33 Рік тому +87

    After driving my 1st Hyundai car,
    it opened my eyes and heart. Its quality and services impressed me so much.
    Mr. Chung proved that the last runner can take over the 1st runner.
    I give him respect for his tireless effort and enthusiasm no matter how life treated him.
    I am thankful knowing him and driving his product.

    • @CoolTI-Daniel
      @CoolTI-Daniel 10 місяців тому +2

      My first Hyundai was a 2002 Elantra GT. I drove it for 6 years and regret selling it. Granted living in Montreal with salted roads, it was rusting.
      But I feel that model was so good that many other cars felt like downgrades.
      The "Beta2" engine (Simple 2.0 DOHC 16Valve) with 138hp was not necessarily fast or super efficient but it was bullet proof and had a good linear powerband.
      It was super comfortable and to date one of the most reliable cars I ever owned.
      Also back then Honda was sleeping on their reputation as they released the Civic's with the D17 engines which were absolutely mediocre in every way.
      Don't get me wrong, to me Honda's are the best cars and arguably the best engines out there. (B series and specially the K series... their V6's are also amazing)
      But Hyundai did good. But in present day I wouldn't call them more reliable then Honda or Toyota. After their Beta2... they released a flawed 1.8 for newer elantras that grenaded itself.
      Not sure where they are at now.
      Reliability is a real challenge for most companies today with the strict emissions requirements and high pressure, sensor filled turbocharged engines of the present.

    • @セトラキアン-n2r
      @セトラキアン-n2r 5 місяців тому

      It was Japan that supported this man, and Hyundai did not quit the rip-off of Japanese cars. Hyundai is wonderful.

  • @warnnie
    @warnnie Рік тому +193

    Mr. Chung always said, “hey dude, have you ever try this?!” He didn’t have any fear to do and think of failure. That’s the footages of Hyundai.

    • @nwnwnwn
      @nwnwnwn Рік тому +3

      He always had crisis,but never failed

    • @beautifullovechannel
      @beautifullovechannel 11 місяців тому +1

      For real he would say that ?? Too cute 😂 lol 💟

    • @Iiiiiiilllliiii
      @Iiiiiiilllliiii 10 місяців тому +1

      ​@@beautifullovechannelyes his famous words. In korean 이봐 해봤어?

    • @차크리고등일기
      @차크리고등일기 10 місяців тому

      ​@@beautifullovechannelI'm korean. It's true. It also comes out in Korean textbooks.

    • @YangSook523
      @YangSook523 9 місяців тому +8

      @@beautifullovechannel That was a poor translation of famous quote. "Did you even try?" is far more accurate translation.

  • @SkylineFinesse
    @SkylineFinesse Рік тому +111

    I had a 2011 Sonata that was alright, just an appliance. Now the 22 Elantra N Line has some soul. Hand built, hand stitched. Great performance

    • @Atixtasy
      @Atixtasy Рік тому +4

      thats because Hyundai poached the lead engine tech from BMW's M division a few years back! and boooooy does it show :D

    • @johnnylee8194
      @johnnylee8194 Рік тому

      Cars are just appliances but the US and Euro made you think otherwise to rob your pockets

    • @kenjkbs
      @kenjkbs Рік тому

      @@Atixtasy i am glad hyundai did not posched unreliabily bmw is famous for along with the tech.

    • @Atixtasy
      @Atixtasy Рік тому +1

      @@kenjkbs sorry bro i dont understand what youre trying to say :(

  • @suspensiondude
    @suspensiondude Рік тому +102

    As an N owner, I applaud Hyundai for what they've achieved in the automotive industry 👏

  • @Gwenqz
    @Gwenqz Рік тому +34

    This makes so much sense because my Hyundai surpasses my expectation on quality for the Korean brand in every aspect! I remember vowing never to buy a Korean car to taking a chance on Hyundai Sante Fe and turns out to be one of the best value for money purchase of my life. The car have basically no issue from small to big. It just works in every aspect and it was cheap for coming with every bell and whistle. My friend got a Mercedes and it was endless headache, wind swiper being a major one a hahah! Now I know it’s not a fluke I got a good car

  • @allenng2471
    @allenng2471 Рік тому +19

    I have never looked at a Hyundai, but after reading this story of Chung, i will look more intensly at Hyundais henceforth. Thanks for an amazing video.

  • @3811eric
    @3811eric Рік тому +260

    Yes, Hyundai came a long way. They are one of the best cars in the world now. Great respect for the founder of Hyundai.

    • @usmcraid5332
      @usmcraid5332 Рік тому +9

      Uhm no they are not….

    • @zepp3lin
      @zepp3lin Рік тому +8

      @@usmcraid5332 LoL agree, Hyundai and Kia are actually unreliable compared to Toyota and Honda but they're catching up year by year.

    • @unka2007
      @unka2007 Рік тому +3

      @@usmcraid5332 yes they are

    • @SuaveCityGear
      @SuaveCityGear Рік тому +2

      @@unka2007 easiest car to steal 😂

    • @michmanusa
      @michmanusa Рік тому +5

      @@Jurk844 " reliability is on par with the japanese." LOL. Show me a Hyundai that has 300K miles on the ODO ? Good luck !! I can show you hundreds, if not thousands Toyotas and Hondas that have that mileage

  • @akirhamza
    @akirhamza Рік тому +69

    Overall, Hyundai's journey from a relatively small South Korean automaker to a global automotive powerhouse is a testament to its dedication to innovation, quality, and adaptability in the ever-evolving automotive industry.

  • @RandyOnTheRadio
    @RandyOnTheRadio Рік тому +13

    I'm still driving my 1999 Hyundai Elantra station wagon. It was 223,000 miles on it, and still runs great. Yes, I have done all the maintenance on the car, since I bought it in 1999, so that has much to do with the cars survival. But when my Elantra needs something? It gets taken care of. Most dependable vehicle I have ever owned.

  • @cecilthetermite
    @cecilthetermite Рік тому +30

    They should make a movie about him and his fight to the top. Ever Korean should admire and be proud of the countryman Hyundai.

  • @myautobiography9711
    @myautobiography9711 Рік тому +179

    There were some more notable events worth mentioning.
    1. Hyundai was eager to develop their own products, unlike its competitors who relied longer on profit through licensed production. After multiple attempts, by the late 1980s, Hyundai vehicles were much more suitable for the local market compared to others, eventually taking the top spot. One particular vehicle is the Grandeur(Azera) that quickly stepped over Daewoo(GM) who was dominating the Korean market at the time. Hyundai's partner Mitsubishi was struggling in the luxury car segment, hence the Hyundai counterpart got a better deal in receiving the latest tech, where as a typical third world nation manufacturer would receive dated technology. The coincidence of economic boom in Korea also helped Hyundai generate enormous profit in its home market, along with the aid of regulations forced on foreign manufacturers. So a lot of lucky factors played a big role in Hyundai already making it near worldwide top 10 before sales in North America skyrocketed.
    2. The founder of Hyundai, the one mentioned in this video, is the one who opened up tourism into North Korea along with another reunion of family members who were separated after the war(the first one was held in the mid 1980s, not by him though). Although I don't know of any solid proof, he is known to have stolen his dad's ox on his escape to sell it, so when he visited North Korea shortly before his death, he had donated tens of thousands of staples to the North, to make up for what he had done as a young broke boy. So this man has done more than just building the most successful business in the nation but has accomplished a lot in humanism too. Unfortunately, after his death, his heirs went on multiple lawsuits to secede from their dad's company and Mong-Koo was the one who continued on with the now independent automotive sector.
    3. Merging with Kia is not known to be voluntary although the media says it is. The great depression of South Korea in 1998 had multiple automobile manufacturers go bankrupt so it is known that the Korean government put pressure into Daewoo to merge with Ssangyong and Hyundai to merge with Kia. Eventually Daewoo went bankrupt too, M&A'd by GM in the early 2000s, as well as Samsung who was bought out by Renault. This effectively made Hyundai-Kia the only completely domestic manufacturer and ever since, it holds a great majority in market share, recently surpassing 90% of all vehicles sold in Korea.
    - Here is my personal opinion on some turning points for Hyundai. Hyundai, relying on Mitsubishi tech up until the early 2000s was failing in competitiveness in the worldwide market due to Mitsubishi going through struggles of its own and was unable to update their tech. Hyundai, who started to develop its own engines beginning with the release of Alpha engine in 1991, still had Mitsubishi derived engines for Sonata and upmarket. If a car is to be underpowered, it should compensate that in fuel economy but neither was outstanding for Hyundai, that they chose to put up 10years/100,000 miles warranty to keep up(I do admit the outstanding warranty was a successful strategy).
    The first time I thought when Hyundai was now competitive was when they came up with the 2005 Sonata, with an all new powertrain that kept up with competition in terms of figures, built in the US. This Sonata was the first one to ever beat a major competing vehicle, surpassing Nissan Altima for months in sales. Hyundai would continue on its good work in keeping the figures competitive, at one point reaching 90 horsepower per liter naturally aspirated, and a staggering 271 horsepower for its 2.0 liter turbo that came in the following generation of Sonata. It was late 2000s to early 2010s when the buying public compared products in specifications and actually opted for Hyundai. Chassis Rigidity was also widely promoted during this era, further convincing the buying public that Hyundai products are actually outstanding.
    During the 2010s Hyundai also saw huge market penetration in lesser known markets, becoming #1 in Chile, Russia and so on. The strong market penetration also happened in western Europe, particularly by Kia. One event I would like to mention is, that the 2009 Kia Rio achieved an on-par CO2 emissions with the leading competitors in this sector, namely Peugeot, with its exclusive tech(LNT) eliminating the need of SCR(DEF). This tech was also used by VW but its diesel scandal also played a big role when VW cheated while Hyundai did not, using the same tech.
    After making it to the top 3 last year, now it is a matter of how well a manufacturer performs in EVs and I think Hyundai is again very lucky to have worldwide giants both in semiconductors and batteries within the same country. Speaking of specification, it is doing well in keeping the figures above average, as they have always been keen since the late 2000s. The most recent news tells us Hyundai's profitability is projected to surpass that of Toyota, which was deemed impossible looking at the stats when Toyota was at its peak. It is understandable that Koreans are very proud of Hyundai, since the country was broke af and people who are still alive have witnessed it all.

    • @Reddylion
      @Reddylion Рік тому +6

      👍

    • @emanarroyo7143
      @emanarroyo7143 Рік тому +2

      👍👍👍

    • @eric4758
      @eric4758 Рік тому +5

      not 90% of the domestic car market. think you didn’t factor how many mercs and bimmers status-conscious koreans buy every year. they buy more german-made cars than the japanese per capita.

    • @user-ss9dl3qt2l
      @user-ss9dl3qt2l Рік тому +9

      ​​​@@I_love_chopin21년 한국 자동차 시장 점유율 상위 10개 브랜드는 다음과 같습니다.
      1. 현대차 34.2%
      2. 기아 32.3%
      3. 제네시스 8.4%
      4. 벤츠 4.2%
      5. BMW 3.7%
      6. 르노삼성 3.7%
      7. 쌍용차 3.5%
      8. 한국지엠 3.3%
      9. 아우디 1.3%
      10. 볼보 0.8%
      정리하자면 현대/기아/제네시스의 한국시장 점유율은 75% 정도입니다.

    • @MR-backup
      @MR-backup Рік тому +6

      All I know is that I truly remember Hyundai being labeled as a crap car here in the US, and that that literally changed over night the moment the 100K warranty came out.

  • @Crixxtachi868
    @Crixxtachi868 Рік тому +30

    Bloody amazing!
    I had no idea!
    Such tenacity!
    Such resolve!
    What an amazing man and his family.

  • @soumojeetbasu3981
    @soumojeetbasu3981 Рік тому +52

    proud owner of hyundai santro our first car😊

  • @christophercutajar4020
    @christophercutajar4020 Рік тому +8

    Still driving my small Hyundai getz today!!! It spent years as a company car then I bought it from the company I worked for and to this day she is still with me working. In all these years once I changed a radiator and a clutch kit .... And service it every 6 months.... Amazing cars

  • @CoolTI-Daniel
    @CoolTI-Daniel 10 місяців тому +5

    What is mind blowing to me is the godlike work ethic. To be discouraged by your father, to have your businesses destroyed time and time again by war and no matter how you prove to be successful, to people make fun after a failure... and to always get right back to it and be even more successful then the last time...
    Powerful stuff.

  • @Innagee74
    @Innagee74 Рік тому +14

    And this documentary didn’t even begin to discuss Genesis. The G80/90 and GV80 are absolutely stunning & luxurious.

  • @AshokKumar-xi6uc
    @AshokKumar-xi6uc Рік тому +76

    Respect has grown manifold for this company. Hat's off..

  • @_Wai_Wai_
    @_Wai_Wai_ Рік тому +58

    The history of the Koreas that you've presented here is invaluable. Most people outside of Korea only see S. Korea's current state, and not how it used to be since the War in Korea.

    • @marlonbaird6070
      @marlonbaird6070 Рік тому

      But he isn't talking about Korea history but the guy who started Hyundai so what are u on about?

    • @user-to4iq4bq9g
      @user-to4iq4bq9g Місяць тому +1

      @@marlonbaird6070 He started business in 1960s which was Korea's poorer age than Africa.

  • @ItakenoBS
    @ItakenoBS Рік тому +77

    Chung Ju-young, founder of Hyundai Group, is an icon of fortitude in Korea.

    • @Atixtasy
      @Atixtasy Рік тому +3

      *salute* to him, as he is everything America NEEDS right now funny enough. I have his 2018 elantra, and although I modded the air intake to be a performance short ram intake, it accepted the additional air like a boss

  • @foggy4180
    @foggy4180 Рік тому +16

    A great story of a remarkable man who never gave up no matter how things could go wrong. One of the best things they did in the last 20 years was to invite Audi's top designer Peter Schreyer to work for them as a chief designer. From that moment on Hyundai and Kia started to design top level cars that could compete with the topbrands in the car industry. Nowadays Hyundai and Kia are at the top of their game selling more cars than ever thanks to Peter Schreyer.

  • @IndBoy2k
    @IndBoy2k Рік тому +81

    Thank you and respect to this man, Hyundai Elantra, Tuscon and Creta are my most fav vehicles ♥

  • @impaladba
    @impaladba Рік тому +14

    It's one of those rare moments, when saying: "This man build himself up"; would be severe understatement.

  • @SeongTaeTae
    @SeongTaeTae Рік тому +29

    While watching this video, I reflect on his famous saying. "There may be trials, but there is no failure."

  • @Sunburnae92
    @Sunburnae92 Рік тому +23

    I think this man has the hardest trial before being successful among the other car companies that I’ve watch.

    • @지튜브-i5y
      @지튜브-i5y 3 місяці тому

      한국전쟁은_세계대전이었습니다.=_=

  • @JR-mg6mm
    @JR-mg6mm Рік тому +103

    The boy’s father has a talent for finding people. Should have been a detective or an assasin

  • @jackfrost9466
    @jackfrost9466 Рік тому +72

    An amazing man. Much respect to his fighting spirit and never giving up on his goals no matter the obstacles.

  • @davidcunningham2074
    @davidcunningham2074 Рік тому +5

    Perhaps the most amazing rags to riches to rags to riches x 4 story I have ever heard. The incredible strength and determination of this man!

  • @MlGHTY1
    @MlGHTY1 Рік тому +41

    In 2008 my 1st new car was a black Hyundai Coupe', with red leather interiors. Simply Beautiful.
    An underrated Beauty.
    After so many years my love for Hyunday has not faded, and having become a fairly wealthy man, this year I wanted to buy the Genesis GV80 (top of the class of Hyunday/Genesis) sadly it's not yet sold in my Country
    So I bought the Lexus RX, but I'll buy my Genesis GV80, once it's available here.
    (the price will be around 100K USD, as my Lexus right now, but it will be worthy)

  • @super.i.o.r_man
    @super.i.o.r_man Рік тому +30

    This was the absolute best breakdown I've watched. I saw myself. I cried, smiled, and literally applaused at the end in a room of one because it was so good.
    As a content creator, I ask that you continue on your journey and push pass every obstacles because your work is amazing, and it gives life to those that hear it❤

  • @whoawhoapop1984
    @whoawhoapop1984 Рік тому +69

    True, as a car guy , it's odd to see Hyundai as a decent car now days... They were seriously like throw away cars till a few years ago. Now I want one.

    • @junghc0321
      @junghc0321 26 днів тому +1

      Hyundai, they were treated as nouveau riche at first, but if the business was maintained at a good quality for a long time, they became real thing recognized by society.

  • @deviantshade
    @deviantshade Рік тому +18

    The man who never gave up in life and treasured his family. His family also eventually chose to stay with him thru hard times. A farmer by trade with a soul of a true entrepreneur.

  • @sintonmovie8643
    @sintonmovie8643 Рік тому +12

    Great Admiration for Mr.Chung .And you should applaud South Korea's huge overall success in nearly everything From Samsung to Kia cars in a short period from the 60‘s and aftermath of a terrible war .They were near JUNGLEISED ,in the Korean war and the whole country started from scratch to a Country of Conglomorates

  • @kkboff
    @kkboff Рік тому +35

    He is one of the most respected figures in South Korea. The mindset you have when you do something you think you can't do is called 'Jeong Ju-young spirit.'

  • @luceurlings2156
    @luceurlings2156 Рік тому +28

    We got 4 cars in front of the house ..2 of them are a Hyundai ....great cars❤❤❤

  • @leonieburnham322
    @leonieburnham322 Рік тому +9

    Hi from Aus, I purchased my manual 2 door hatch 1.6lt Getz new in 2007, she has never let me down. We've been on many interstate adventures and plenty of country roads. I would buy another Hyudai in a heartbeat, but I think Getzy and I will share a few more years yet. Mind you, she has only had a diet of premium petrol, but she gives great performance and efficiency from it and she's had an annual service and have given her an oil change before going on some big adventures. Thanks Hyundai, I truly love that little lady.

  • @WhiteChristian-s1u
    @WhiteChristian-s1u 9 місяців тому +6

    I love South Korea as a country. Just came back from Korea. Amazing country

  • @N3Garage
    @N3Garage Рік тому +90

    This Man and family's story deserves to be a movie
    Proud Hyundai owner :)
    And i could say that back in the 80s and 90s
    their quality is bad but now they've really improved alot!
    I'm Enjoying my Hyundai Accent 5th gen since 2020.

    • @davidchoi7549
      @davidchoi7549 Рік тому +7

      already had made to TV series in 2004 in korea

    • @XXX3155
      @XXX3155 Рік тому +4

      You should also see Samsung's history. The two founders were contemporaries when they were alive and made Korea what it is today

    • @N3Garage
      @N3Garage Рік тому

      @@davidchoi7549 링크 있어요?? 보고 싶서요. :) 저 외국인임다 :)

    • @davidchoi7549
      @davidchoi7549 Рік тому

      @@N3Garage ua-cam.com/video/4F2_8fG9PPE/v-deo.html

  • @greekpowerellas
    @greekpowerellas Рік тому +11

    koreans must make movie for Chung Yu-Jung. and his talent

  • @dosendaring
    @dosendaring Рік тому +9

    His story really makes my eyes wet, how many difficulties he had to endure... ?!?!? But what really bring tears to my eyes, when he tries to unite both korea. He's not just successful business person, also a patriot.... !!!!

  • @BigCompanyYT
    @BigCompanyYT  Рік тому +82

    Hey guys! Thanks for tuning in, this is my favorite underdog story so far, I hope you enjoy it 😉

    • @toyotomihideyoshi8
      @toyotomihideyoshi8 Рік тому +2

      Hyundai Motor is all-in for electric vehicles because it has no engine manufacturing technology.
      And electric cars are not eco-friendly.
      When making batteries, environmental damage is very severe.
      PEV is the best option.
      🙂

    • @christianemerie
      @christianemerie Рік тому

      What about shoe dog by Phil knight

    • @hydrolifetech7911
      @hydrolifetech7911 Рік тому +1

      @@toyotomihideyoshi8I think your motivation for spreading misinformation about EVs is driven by nationalism. Toyota's idiotic nepotism child CEO bet on the wrong horse and fell behind in EVs and you are just regurgitating Toyota's talking points. EVs are orders of magnitude better for the environment and makes more business sense even for the manufacturers and outside US and Europe, South Korean automotive companies are leading on EVs. Japanese companies better start smelling the coffee or they will become dinosaurs.
      Don't misunderstand me, Toyota is my favourite car brand and I own a Toyota as my first and only car but it is falling behind on EVs by betting on hybrids, plug in hybrids and idiotic hydrogen cell vehicles.
      Spreading misinformation about EVs won't help Toyota and Japan's economy by extension, it will only hurt them. Get on with the times!

    • @GuremaManaba
      @GuremaManaba Рік тому

      That's the amazing story that South Korea is so modern in today standards and even for Hyundai (since I was a kid I was mistaken from Hyundai to "Honda" 😂, sorry for that one) and of course the most important one, in Korean War, Filipino like me, they never fall back and sacrifice for having South Korea have there lands...🇰🇷

    • @HimanshuSingh-sr8qt
      @HimanshuSingh-sr8qt Рік тому

      Kindly make video on TATA Motors 🇮🇳..

  • @milindsahare8542
    @milindsahare8542 Рік тому +12

    This is such an incredible journey of this legendary man that not only inspired but resurrected the ray of hope and proves the proverb right " You cant be defeated until you defeat yourself" .

  • @artmaknev3738
    @artmaknev3738 Рік тому +7

    I remember that 10 year warranty, everyone was talking about it, it was a really smart move by Hyundai to improve customer ratings.

  • @anthonylim2428
    @anthonylim2428 Рік тому +94

    I own 3 hyundais and am proud of it.

    • @seanvisa9325
      @seanvisa9325 Рік тому +4

      Nobody owns 3 hyundais

    • @menssanoincorporesano
      @menssanoincorporesano Рік тому

      ​@@seanvisa9325
      As of today, I have three Hyundais myself. But soon l'll have only two, as I'll be replacing one with a new 2024 Genesis GV80 when it shows up in the dealer lot.

    • @ioanliviu22
      @ioanliviu22 8 місяців тому

      Why proud ? Did you built them ? Are you proud of owning 3 pairs of socks?

  • @PrithvirajDJaguar
    @PrithvirajDJaguar Рік тому +21

    Very very informative video. His story tells that no matter how much life puts you down, you can always kick and come back. Respect for him.

  • @Joflorista
    @Joflorista Рік тому +20

    Thank you so much, this story inspired me to be courageous in life moving forward despite of failure.It true that learning your flaws are the opportunity to grow that lead you to be successful.

  • @ramananswaminathan6145
    @ramananswaminathan6145 Рік тому +52

    Lot of lessons both in life & business. Nicely narrated

    • @kirdot2011
      @kirdot2011 Рік тому +1

      yes. now you can get inspired every time a Hyundai passes you by on the street.

  • @stanleyif7988
    @stanleyif7988 Рік тому +9

    His dedication ,hardwork resulted today's results. I have great respect to Koreans , Japanese and their products

  • @FunnyMAQSvirals
    @FunnyMAQSvirals Рік тому +14

    Respect for this guy he went through it all and he didn't stop what a guy

  • @namikazeminato7782
    @namikazeminato7782 Рік тому +8

    My first car is an i20 Nline, never knew his story.. much respect

  • @IronLad
    @IronLad Рік тому +27

    Goosebumps man the level of content your created is just next level you deserve a million subscribers

  • @lady_sh3288
    @lady_sh3288 11 місяців тому +2

    He was so determined and never gave up despite experiencing multiple failures. He is real man that can stick to his ambitions !!!

  • @invisiblemaninvisibleman2097
    @invisiblemaninvisibleman2097 Рік тому +12

    This guy fell off n got back up on the horse tens of times…my god!!
    Well done…true strength of character and perseverance

  • @bobbates7343
    @bobbates7343 Рік тому +4

    That guy sure had it tough. Much tougher then all the other car company founders I have learned about so far.

  • @nigelmcclure6440
    @nigelmcclure6440 Рік тому +14

    I am actually so proud of Hyundai and how far they have come

  • @cwd5736
    @cwd5736 11 місяців тому +6

    Chung Ju-Yung was the most adaptable and toughest business men and the hardest worker in the history. He ignored all the discourage from father to gaint businessman, and didn't let all sort of business disasters and war invasion got into his way. Hat off to this legend from poor family to international billionaire.

  • @moneyjuice
    @moneyjuice Рік тому +16

    I shed a tear for his formidable spirit and dedication, he was truly a powerful relentless man, what an inspiration.
    My next car will be a Hyundai !

  • @johng9123
    @johng9123 Рік тому +2

    I owned a small 2 door hatch back Hyundai Accent in the early 2000’s and it was one of the worst cars I have ever owned, it felt cheap, plastic, no guts, the head gasket went on it, but it was great in the snow (small narrow tires) lol. F/F to 2023, and I just bought a slightly used 2021 SantaFe suv, and it’s great looking, smooth, fairly powerful for a 2.5L 4cyl (gdi) engine, and the tech in this thing is just great. A fantastic vehicle so far. I’ve had it for almost a week, and decided to look up the history of Hyundai vehicles out of boredom and curiosity, and glad I did. I always like stories of the underdog that just doesn’t give up, works hard and proves everyone wrong and succeeds. What a great story, and good example of hard work, dedication and tenacity leading to success. Thanks for this video, and cheers to Hyundai for becoming the success it is today.

  • @DmitryMFomichev
    @DmitryMFomichev 3 місяці тому +5

    What a guy. The NEVER GIVE UP SPIRIT!

  • @kcdonegan
    @kcdonegan Рік тому +12

    This guy is the definition of perseverance!!

  • @StinkySundae
    @StinkySundae Рік тому +38

    Proud owner of the Elantra N. Most fun car at its price point.

    • @whosjozikolnik
      @whosjozikolnik Рік тому +2

      that car looks so good probably my favorite modern car

  • @786zakariahossain
    @786zakariahossain 10 місяців тому +8

    His story brought tears in my eyes.

  • @dorjgotovaltangerel2210
    @dorjgotovaltangerel2210 Рік тому +8

    Bought a Hyundai Santa Cruz and love it!

  • @marymaechua7772
    @marymaechua7772 Рік тому +9

    An inspiring and touching documentary.I salute the founder of Hyundai and his successors .You all deserve what you are today.GOD bless you all and more great cars to come from your company .I myself drive a Sportage a reliable korean car despite of its age.

  • @techracer2003
    @techracer2003 Рік тому +4

    There are some many "mad respect" videos these days of people flipping a water bottle downside up and standing, or leaping one building to another, but none of them deserve it as much as this guy.

  • @thechicotube96
    @thechicotube96 Рік тому +13

    What a true legend this man is! Truly inspiring

  • @sounakchattopadhyay7203
    @sounakchattopadhyay7203 Рік тому +13

    Unbelievable !! Deepest respects to such an amazing and inspiring personality !

  • @sebastineliu2158
    @sebastineliu2158 Рік тому +12

    inspiring story. failure, disaster and disruption makes together Hyundai. I love it, thanks for sharing.

  • @Kim-is8mb
    @Kim-is8mb 23 дні тому +1

    Chung Ju Yung was called the "King of Chairmen" at the time. And his indomitable spirit of challenge still dominates Hyundai today.
    From S. Korea

  • @dbibita
    @dbibita Рік тому +18

    Very inspiring. Giving up was not an option,... It should never be an option!

  • @jr.rasentertainment4074
    @jr.rasentertainment4074 Рік тому +6

    Entrepreneurship has its own journey and this is another classic example. Watching all the way from Vanuatu

  • @celtics2024
    @celtics2024 Рік тому +15

    Chung started the "Just do it" motto before Nike did.

    • @jeffsong5653
      @jeffsong5653 2 місяці тому

      Mr. Chung's famous motto is actually, "Have you tried?" He often said this to his employees, who claimed some undertakings are impossible, like shipbuilding, which South Korea never had experience with when it started that venture in the 1970s. Now, Hyundai is one of the largest shipbuilders in the world.

  • @Afternoonr
    @Afternoonr Рік тому +20

    Without this company. My mom would have a broke car but there cheaper prices saved the day 😮

  • @byunglee6038
    @byunglee6038 Рік тому +7

    I'm Korean and grew up in California. I was a salesman for the New Hyundai's in the 80's. That Excel model was the biggest piece of crap, top speed was 75-80 and the car lasted 3-4 years. I remember on test drives, I would do my best not to turn on the a/c because the car would lose 20% of power. Lol, the car was a but of all the car jokes, I was embarrassed but 30 years later Hyundai and Kia are making some great cars. Great story of the founder, talk about resilience.

  • @AuthorLHollingsworth
    @AuthorLHollingsworth Рік тому +17

    Brilliant Story 🙂 One thing that I enjoy about the creator of Hyundai is, he never gave up. Bravo 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Can you do a story on KIA?

  • @Billionare-xz5rc
    @Billionare-xz5rc 7 місяців тому +4

    Huge respect for your hard work and dedication in gathering stories of great peoples and presenting them to us in a very beautiful manner.
    KEEP GOING!!!

  • @Martinnordby
    @Martinnordby 8 місяців тому +3

    The late auto writer David E Davis predicted on the Today Show many years ago that Hyundai would be a major auto player by the 2000s. As usual he was right.

  • @qhekatoshohe8175
    @qhekatoshohe8175 Рік тому +10

    Thank you so much UA-cam for recommending such inspirational video ❤❤... Never give up...fight your fights and you'll achieve your goals and even more...

  • @zepp3lin
    @zepp3lin Рік тому +5

    Hyundai & Kia un exactly my cup of tea but they truly earn my respect on how they rise up thru the competition.

  • @rockhoundcustomjewelry
    @rockhoundcustomjewelry Рік тому +18

    When I think about Hyundai cars I never think about them being this old. It's my life goal now to own a car from their earliest yrs. I knew they was big in the equipment business from the war but not that the cars was that old.

    • @user-le5sf9tt2n
      @user-le5sf9tt2n Місяць тому

      혼다보다 현대😂 상호가 빨라습니다

  • @choiryanwh123
    @choiryanwh123 Рік тому +10

    He is a great man. He is a legend. In Korea we remember his several famous words. "Gentleman. Have you ever tried it?" It is one of my motto in life.

  • @PushaDee
    @PushaDee Рік тому +2

    That's the most amazing success story I've ever heard. Wow.

  • @뮈야-g9m
    @뮈야-g9m Рік тому +5

    Jooyoung Jung "There may be trials, but there is no failure"

  • @shiva.chennai
    @shiva.chennai Рік тому +2

    O my gosh, How many set backs ! The real story. These are all a inspiration to the beginners. 24:40