Here are more details on the upcoming R3 Limited Special Edition Vehicles (LSEV) based on the Proton Waja and Proton GEN2, due to be launched in August.
For one, the specifications posted in the previous thread do not reflect the specifications of the special edition vehicles. However, there are a few confirmed specifications which can be revealed for now. The cars will feature ultra grippy Continental SportContact-1 Tyres, which are similiar to the ones used on the Proton Satria Neo 1.6 and 1.6 HighLine. The in-car entertainment system features Bluetooth compatibility for hands-free usage with a Bluetooth phone. The ICE system is also complete with Apple iPod integration. And check this out, for you to fully utilise it’s Apple iPod integration each car will come with a bundled Apple iPod Nano!
The cars will also feature mild performance and handling upgrades such as R3 Performance Slotted Brake Discs. The Proton Waja R3 special edition might also feature Xenon headlamps as standard, a first for a national production vehicle, though this is not something confirmed.
These special edition vehicles are not completely souped up Limited Edition Vehicles like what the Proton Satria R3 was, but like the Satria R3 they will be available in a limited run only.
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Comments express mixed feelings about the R3 Waja and Gen2 updates, with many praising R3’s role in improving Proton’s performance and handling, comparing it to brands like AMG and Nismo. Some critics view R3 as mainly a stock-clearance tactic with limited modifications, criticizing the design, pricing, or safety features. Overall, there's appreciation for R3’s efforts, but skepticism about the true performance enhancements and the focus on aesthetics and stock reduction.