Here are artist renderings of what the upcoming Proton Saga Facelift could look like, created by Theophilus Chin based on our previous sightings of the car (once in a parking lot and another time on the move).
I highly doubt that a price-sensitive model like the Saga would come with the projector headlamps that Theophilus has given the renderings above though (nothing wrong with a little wishful thinking eh?), but the rest of the details were done based on the spyshots, such as the new shape for the headlamps and the front grille, as well as the reflectors on the rear bumper.
If you want a recap of how the taped up Saga facelift test units look like, you can refer to our two previous posts or check them out after the jump where we’ve embedded them for reference purposes.
We expect the 2011 model year Proton Saga facelift to be officially unveiled at the KL International Motor Show 2010 at the end of the year, as Proton has previously indicated that it will be unveiling a facelift model there.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Proton Saga facelift highlight a generally positive reception, emphasizing the improved front design reminiscent of Renault Megane and Honda Accord, with some praising the new headlamps and LED rear lights. Concerns are raised about the rear tail lights being smaller and the overall similarity to other models like VW or Lancer, suggesting a lack of originality. Many appreciate the subtle yet substantial changes, while some mention worries about quality issues, including interior fittings and durability. Enthusiasts discuss potential specifications such as CVT gearbox, larger fuel tank, and safety features like airbags. Overall, the mood reflects anticipation and cautious optimism, with recognition of advancements over previous models and a desire for further enhancements, especially in interior quality and new features.