Another photoshop by contributor Theophilus Chin. He’s whipped up a 5-door hatchback version of the Satria Neo called the Satria Neo5, inspired by manufacturers like Chevrolet and Kia who add the 5 suffix to their hatchback cars. I think the way the rear door extends onto the wheel arch is abit weird, but looks okay overall. I wonder if the Golf Mk5 could somehow have Satria Neo inspired body panels slapped onto it and end up looking like this. Click the image above to view an enlarged version.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the "Proton Satria Neo5" blog post are generally positive and express admiration for the design concepts, especially the extended rear doors and sleek styling. Several commenters suggest that Proton should consider producing a 5-door hatchback or estate version based on the Neo model, with some proposing collaboration with VW or hiring talented designers like Theophilus. Debate exists over the practicality and appeal of hatchback versus sedan styles, but most agree the Neo5 looks better and more modern. Some discuss improving handling, design, and performance, while others criticize Proton's current model offerings and branding. Overall, the comments reflect excitement about design possibilities, admiration for creative Photoshop work, and hopes for future Proton models influenced by these ideas.