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The company is the official importer of Ford, Volvo, Jaguar, Land Rover, Porsche and Bentley.
Since 1992, more than 120,000 vehicles have been imported and a dealer network has been formed, offering cars, spare parts, service and world-class customer experience in more than 50 dealerships. To ensure the highest level of service, all members of the Winner team are trained at Winner College.
Winner aims to be an example of honest, transparent and socially responsible business, improve the quality of life of customers and employees by providing first-class products, services and career opportunities.
With a 29-year history of operations in Ukraine, Winner Group Ukraine is a leader in the Ukrainian automotive industry. Officially representing Ford, MG, Volvo, Jaguar, Land Rover, Porsche, and Bentley our network of 47 dealers offers vehicles, parts, service, and a world-class customer experience. Also since 2019, Winner Group Ukraine is the official Renault dealer in Kyiv and Kyiv region. All Winner team members receive training and professional development at our Winner College to ensure a high-quality service level. In addition, Winner builds and manages residential and commercial real estate. Winner is committed to being an example of an honest, transparent, and socially responsible business; improving the quality of customers’ and employees’ lives by providing best in class products, services, and career opportunities.
History:
During the Wimbledon tennis tournament, one of Ford's executives invited Ivan Ginyansky, owner of dealerships in Delaware and Pennsylvania called Winner, to represent the brand in Ukraine.
Mr. Ginyansky was not interested in starting a dealership, but he liked the prospect of becoming a Ford importer in Ukraine. Inspired by this idea, Ivan Ginyansky first came to Ukraine in 1991. It didn't take him long to fall in love with his country of origin (his parents were born in Ukraine and left in the 1930s).
In 1992 Winner has been appointed an official dealer of Ford Motor Co. in Kyiv and western Ukraine, shortly after the country declared its independence.
