UPDATE: Images removed upon request of original uploader.
It’s like a strip show, and now we’re nearing the end. The Proton P3-21A started off roaming the streets in black tape, then we saw uncovered shots that showed glimpses of the front, rear and cabin. More recently, a silver one was caught naked, but someone was in the way. Now, LYN forumer xhacker has posted up these pics of a completely undisguised P3-21A – no tape, no human shield.
One is a front three quarter view while the other shows the rear. The unit snapped is also in a blue-green colour that we don’t often see. According to the poster’s cousin’s friend, the source of the MMS, the pics were taken at Proton Tanjung Malim’s parking area, where units were shown to vendors. He adds that besides this hue, there’s a “Fire Red”, black and white.
UPDATE: Images removed upon request of original uploader.
Nothing more to comment on the looks, we’ve dissected it so much already. Oh, there’s a thin spoiler on the bootlid. To recap the previous episodes, click here to link to the silver spyshot post, which has a compilation of pics.
I noticed that in all the pics we’ve seen so far, none have badges. The only thing left to ask now is P3-21A, what’s your real name?
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