April 16, 2007 at 2:04 am
· Filed under Cars, International News, Malaysian Makes, Proton
A Saudi Arabian private company under the Al-Qabba Group called Malaysian Centre plans to setup a Proton assembly plant in Saudi Arabia to market Proton cars in the Middle Eastern market. Malaysian Centre is currently talking to DRB-HICOM as their middlemen with Proton, and will be paying a visit to Malaysian soon to discuss the matter.
Sales targets would be 2,000 cars a year initially and these figures are expected to increase to 5,000 units a year by the year 2011.
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April 16, 2007 @ 3:54 am
middle east is a good market for proton,there are so many junk Kia and hundai thr its unbelievable…proton definalty can find buyers thr….bt thy gotta make the car a bit more relaible…since customers thr r not so car conscious…
April 16, 2007 @ 9:06 am
there you are..
Actually proton don’t need any technical partner.. most of them just want to take over the proton, since the proton had a VERY BIG POTENTIAL. just like you playing klse stock. now RM1 - 5 years later = RM10 .
Proton’s still leading in the middle level people in the most arab country..
The way to go proton!, just make sure your money flow’s well.
BTW, it’s nonsense to speak something about 4 year again to go.. 2011? aiyaaa…
April 16, 2007 @ 8:53 pm
MIddle east is an ok market depending where in middle east. Been to Dubai, I saw 1 Satria and looks like shabby not taken care of wth tons and tons of supercars and expansive cars here the norm.