Naza’s R&D Team has developed this special Sports Concept version of the Naza Sutera. From what I can see from this photo sent in by reader Xefron, it’s clad in some nice black paint as well as a sporty bodykit which includes a rear roof spoiler.
I personally do not like hatchbacks roofs that curve down the way the Naza Sutera’s does (I prefer an angle closer to 90 degrees but the Sutera’s curve is more of 60 degrees?), but the addition of the roof spoiler has improved the rear’s look. The Sports Concept also uses sports rims that look like Ray’s Wheels Volk Racing TE37 wheels at first glance to me. This 6-spoke wheel design has been very popular with car enthusiasts lately. It is said that if the public gives good response to this sporty concept, it will be produced by Naza as an additional model to the current two model lineup.
The car also has a horizontal red and white stripe which reminds me alot of Proton’s Race Rally Research stripe and Nissan’s Nismo stripe.
For more information on the newly launched Naza Sutera 1.1 litre, please check out my previous post 2006 Naza Sutera 1.1 Manual.
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Comments about the Naza Sutera Sports Concept reveal mixed feelings, with many criticizing its poor build quality, design similarities to Proton's Savvy R3, and reliance on external engineering, indicating a lack of originality and R&D. Several owners shared frustrations over frequent mechanical problems, rust, and poor service experiences, leading to concerns about durability and value. Some appreciated its appearance, calling it fierce or better than previous models, but overall, sentiments lean toward disappointment and skepticism about Naza's engineering capabilities and quality control. A few users mentioned its resemblance to other models like Ford Focus and Renault Kango, and there are suggestions that this model seems to be a copy or derivative, signaling a perceived lack of innovation.