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With the GWM Tank series built for speed, it comes as no surprise to see sub-10 King Asafa Powell and his lovely wife, Alyshia, at the unveiling.
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With the GWM Tank series built for speed, it comes as no surprise to see sub-10 King Asafa Powell and his lovely wife, Alyshia, at the unveiling.
Robert Montague, former minister of transport and mining, gets up close and personal with the GWM Tank 300 and 500.
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Robert Montague, former minister of transport and mining, gets up close and personal with the GWM Tank 300 and 500.
Celebrating the weekend in the midst of luxury are Stephen Taylor and Rochelle Smith.
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Celebrating the weekend in the midst of luxury are Stephen Taylor and Rochelle Smith.
Shanalee Ribota raises her glass, toasting to the unveiling of the sleek new vehicles.
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Shanalee Ribota raises her glass, toasting to the unveiling of the sleek new vehicles.
The beautiful Bree-Anna Bardowell is surely impressed.
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The beautiful Bree-Anna Bardowell is surely impressed.
Content creator and mariner, Danar ‘Dan Dan’ Royal, gives a radiant smile as he poses by the newly launched GWM Tank 500.
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Content creator and mariner, Danar ‘Dan Dan’ Royal, gives a radiant smile as he poses by the newly launched GWM Tank 500.
Testing the tank life, Ian Bourne, branch manager at Sagicor Life Jamaica, is joined by managing director of Stewart’s Auto Sales Limited, Jacqueline Stewart Lechler.
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Testing the tank life, Ian Bourne, branch manager at Sagicor Life Jamaica, is joined by managing director of Stewart’s Auto Sales Limited, Jacqueline Stewart Lechler.
Among the guests were (from left), Christopher Clarke, chief executive officer, Caribbean Cream Limited; Karen Myers and her husband, Mark Myers, managing director, Restaurant of Jamaica Limited; Caroline Mahfood and her husband, Andre Mahfood, chief execu
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Among the guests were (from left), Christopher Clarke, chief executive officer, Caribbean Cream Limited; Karen Myers and her husband, Mark Myers, managing director, Restaurant of Jamaica Limited; Caroline Mahfood and her husband, Andrew Mahfood, chief executive officer, Wisynco Group Limited.
Jacqui Nielssen, of Neilssen Properties, sees what she likes and gets up close for a photo.
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Jacqui Nielssen, of Neilssen Properties, sees what she likes and gets up close for a photo.
Dancehall artiste, Stacious, gives the Tank 300 her approval.
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Dancehall artiste, Stacious, gives the Tank 300 her approval.
James Lechler (right), business development manager, Caribbean Automotive Network, and his partner, Lauren Mahfood, marketing manager, Trade Winds Citrus.
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James Lechler (right), business development manager, Caribbean Automotive Network, and his partner, Lauren Mahfood, marketing manager, Trade Winds Citrus.
Attorney-at-Law Ariel von Cork, who bought a Tank 300, is all smiles cosying up to the vehicle on display, as she awaits the big day when her new car arrives.
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Attorney-at-Law Ariel von Cork, who bought a Tank 300, is all smiles cosying up to the vehicle on display, as she awaits the big day when her new car arrives.
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On Friday night, socialites, professionals and car lovers alike said cheers to the weekend in style, witnessing the official unveiling of the Great Wall Motor Limited (GWM) Tank 300 and 500.

Unveiled by Jacqueline Stewart Lechler, managing director of Stewart’s Automotive Group, and James Lechler, business development manager, Caribbean Automotive Network, on the East Lawn of Devon House, to the excited applause of attendees, the sophisticated, stylish and eye-catching vehicles were well-received.

To top off the evening’s proceedings, guests were treated to a surprise performance by Valiant who delivered some of his popular hits , Expensive, Motorcade and an a cappella delivery of North Carolina.

Editor's Note: James Lechler, business development manager, Caribbean Automotive Network, was incorrectly identified as Jason. Also, Andrew Mahfood, chief executive officer, Wisynco Group Limited, was incorrectly referred to as Andre. We regret the errors.