As with the Naza Sutera, Naza also showcased a Naza Sportivo version of the Naza 206 Bestari. The car was painted a very nice black, fitted with huge multi-spoke rims, signal lamps on the wing mirrors, and a full bodykit. The interior had a red and black theme to it, and had similiarly colour coded Recaro buckets seats for the front and colour coded seats at the rear. The center dashboard area looks like it had some carbon fibre trim. The rear lamps design was also different, and the car had twin exhaust tailpipes. My favourite part of the car was the new headlamps, which had a design similiar to BMW’s angel eyes. Check out more photos after the jump.
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Comments show strong interest and positive reactions towards the "Naza 206 Bestari Sport Concept," praising its sporty design, front and rear lights, and overall look, with some comparing it favorably to the original Peugeot 206. Enthusiasts are excited about potential performance upgrades and hope for competitive pricing, with suggestions for larger engines and turbo options. However, there are concerns about the use of large rims on a small engine, quality and originality, as some critics accuse it of copying designs from other brands or models, leading to debates about local creativity. A few comments mention build quality issues found in other models, and some express skepticism about the overall value and true performance, but for most, the design and concept remain highly appealing.