These renderings of what Proton’s upcoming base line Saga Replacement Model, or “Proton BLM” could look like were done by reader maru/chaku, who based it on a Proton Savvy modified to be a three box sedan instead of a hatchback. You can click the image to view a larger version.
Previously, regular photoshopped image contributor Theophilus Chin had also whipped up a sedanized Proton Savvy, viewable in the related posts below.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments primarily focus on the Proton BLM's design, with some praising its simplicity and potential. There are suggestions for improvements such as enlarging lights, refining rear design, and considering coupe or sedan variations like Waja coupe. Many express anticipation, hoping it will have better quality and safety features, and retain the Saga name. Some are skeptical about the car's size, wheel choices, and pricing, but overall, there is support and encouragement for Proton's development efforts.