Hyundai Pony

However, the car used in this film has such distinct features that Old Art looked it up, as she loves classic cars.

From her research, it's a Hyundai Pony, most likely Generation 1.

It was first introduced in 1975 and was Korea's first mass-produced car.

We did find the Korean source that claims it was a Kia Brisa, however, the grille, headlights, and logos are clearly different from the movie's car.

It was a $7,000 car.

Hyundai, Hyundai Pony that, you know, lasted a few years, but I was like, I just, that's all I wanted is I just wanted to be able to provide for my family.

And that's, that's the type of father I've become.

And that's the type of coach I've become, but that's, I've been so blessed with great people that led me at critical times in my life that believed in me and made me feel like I could do something because I was not the best athlete in my school.