VIDEO: Satria Neo S2000 and Alister McRae

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Alister McRae

If you’ve been following the updates on the MEM Proton Team that currently runs a Proton Satria Neo Super 2000, you’d probably know by now that Alister McRae is currently piloting the car for both the IRC and the APRC. McRae is off to China for the APRC this morning to prepare for the race coming this weekend (14 to 15 November). There’s some new promo footage of the Proton Satria Neo Super 2000 that I managed to source from the guys at Proton R3 and in the video Alister McRae puts in a few words on what he thinks of the car. Watch the video after the jump, enjoy!


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After dabbling for years in the IT industry, Paul Tan initially began this site as a general blog covering various topics of personal interest. With an increasing number of readers paying rapt attention to the motoring stories, one thing led to another and the rest, as they say, is history. An avid electronic gadget aficionado as well as big-time coffee lover, he's also the executive producer of the Driven motoring TV programme.

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  1. orido says:

    first!

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  2. S. LOEB says:

    unfortunately its a proton…

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  3. kimi_ says:

    First…………1st

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  4. haroon says:

    go proton!

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  5. azrai says:

    Hope this will work in promoting Proton worldwide.

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  6. motosonic says:

    now rally car…in future why not try the GT racing!

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  7. pulge says:

    Well, Proton is well known for rally during Karamjit's heir with PERT..

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  8. shapirul says:

    Where is Karamjit Singh?

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  9. msi says:

    hope i was there to watch.

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  10. ... says:

    What happens to the "easily converted into RHD" talk? After a few months passed, there is still no RHD satria neo s2000…

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  11. Littlefire says:

    Yup, Proton can have RWD or AWD for Rally or competition. But why not us normal user?

    All these while, Proton only developes FWD cars which is still the same old boring type..

    If Japanese ppl can add FWD to AWD. We should have it also, since over here also got a lot of mountain roads expecially Sabah & Sarawak. They should have add in the options for normal users like us..

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  12. eM says:

    wat…??

    u dun believe it's a proton…

    haha typical malaysian…

    look down at own product…

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  13. knoxx says:

    basher.. be a matured and try to accept achievement.. that a positive value in life.

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  14. Hoo says:

    Yen

    confirmed session below:

    Nov 18 – 6pm – 8pm

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  15. Bil says:

    "unfortunately its a proton…"

    Why?

    Im not a Proton lover but at least I feel okay seeing a Proton in a rally like this, driven by a respected guy. Gotta open up eyes sometimes.

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  16. fauzistt says:

    Paul, OT a bit; since you're buddy with the R3 folks, would you update us on the new batch (90 units) of Neo R3, selling for RM74K with a number of parts update.

    i got the info from R3gister forum.

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  17. Paul Tan says:

    I will definitely post updates on the new R3 cars when the info are finalised.

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  18. ejan says:

    got money, can do..

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  19. Ariff says:

    a reputable driver driving a malaysian made car: this is good, this is what we need.

    hope with that sooner or later proton would be able to produce better quality car

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  20. Kambing Laut says:

    hopefully we will see the next proton waja in the competition..

    Proton, please add more doors for neo..

    golf, evo, impreza did it. Why not you..

    please…. huhuhu

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  21. muryadi says:

    best…

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  22. fuse says:

    Well, we know that proton built "ahem" quality, We shouldn't blame its a Malaysian products. We should blame the people that make the decision to make our homegrown product like this under the pretext… save cost so everyone can drive. Well proud that its proton under someone hands (MEM) to develop further its technology… We shout out to those "PPL" WAKE UP! or we will lose the race… My fellow Malaysian… support our goods…it will support our industry and support our future.

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  23. teamsleepnine says:

    paul you shoul subscribed to aprc tv on youtube as i see this video 1 week after rally indonesia…so yeah you slow poke..lol!!!

    i hope to have more insider info about s2000 as you are buddy with the r3 guys!!

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  24. koRok says:

    go go go proton

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  25. bkk says:

    Well the car's shell is proton but inside all tuned up and dont think its proton campro engine inside thats for sure. But well done in terms of marketing.

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  26. raixa says:

    Who said that CamPro are usefull for competition? At least MEM aware of that and replace the engine with Renault OEM.

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  27. Mazda 3 MPS says:

    dude its no subaru or a mazda….colin would be so disappointed with you

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  28. Annihilated says:

    sure it's one fast car.

    great video..

    neo is looking somewhat like a cat emerging out of dust sort of thing..

    in it's own style..

    credit to where it's due. :)

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  29. wut eva says:

    alah bukannye diorang developed engine, sistem 4wd & transmision sendiri pun…

    semua parts beli yg gempak2 pastu sumbat dalam body neo je…

    mmg la hebat…

    kira macam jadi tuner utk neo je…

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  30. The Noble Proton Bas says:

    how pathetic to finish last place

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  31. fizz says:

    hey everyone… why not we all support this proton cars…

    We all must be confident with our technology. Lets see JAPAN..

    How they generate their technology and all JAPAN's people support their technology…

    How can we get the good car if in the same time we all don't support this car's company to develop it…………….

    Best reward to PROTON…. thanks God…

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  32. JULIAN_LEE says:

    paul go seduce them, we want info!

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  33. rally_fan says:

    "Mazda 3 MPS said,
    November 9, 2009 @ 6:42 pm

    dude its no subaru or a mazda….colin would be so disappointed with you"

    huh?? whats mazda got to do with rally cars? the last time a mazda 'actually' went rallying is akin to ancient history…

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  34. kancil850 says:

    back in 2000 i think proton enter BTCC with Waja wide body but with renult 2.0 engine!!

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  35. terencelhl says:

    Thumbs up to PROTON.

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  36. sam says:

    60 years back then, british flags on land..now, our tiger emblem on their chest.

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