Proton’s media release department seems to favour the foreign markets more than our own local market. In a release by Proton Cars Australia, Proton says the new Satria Replacement Model three-door hatch will be released in Australia together with the Proton Savvy during the first few months of 2006.
At least now we know the SRM is coming in 2006.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
The comments reflect mixed feelings about Proton's launches, with many supporters proud of Proton and hopeful about the SRM model, especially its safety features like airbags and Lotus handling. Several believe Proton is strategically launching the SRM in Australia first to gauge success before Malaysia, citing past successes like the Satria GTi. There is frustration over perceptions of higher prices and inferior quality of Proton cars in Malaysia compared to exports, and complaints about lack of safety features in local models. Critics also criticize Proton’s perceived lack of innovation, poor service, and favoritism towards foreign markets, with many urging Proton to listen to Malaysian consumers. Overall, sentiments range from cautious optimism to disdain, driven by concerns over quality, pricing, and market strategy.