Reader Kevin Lee has produced these artist impressions of a sleeker, sportier Proton Waja, with a rear light treatment that is an evolution of the current crop circle design, but missing the circles themselves.
It looks much better than what the Waja is now but development of new fenders to match the new Mazda-ish front lamps would probably be too costly for Proton to have done something like this instead of the Waja MC3 that we have now.
View an image of the rear after the jump.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments generally praise Kevin Lee and Theo for their car chopping skills, with some admiration for detailed work like the Neo GTI and Satria Neo GTI. There is appreciation for their design improvements on the Waja, noting Kevin’s fresher look and Theo’s classy touches. Some comments discuss the challenges of redesigning Proton’s cars cost-effectively and express hope that Proton will adopt these styles. A few off-topic mentions of badge snubbing and unrelated design critique are filtered out.