Another photoshop by contributor Theophilus Chin. He’s whipped up a 5-door hatchback version of the Satria Neo called the Satria Neo5, inspired by manufacturers like Chevrolet and Kia who add the 5 suffix to their hatchback cars. I think the way the rear door extends onto the wheel arch is abit weird, but looks okay overall. I wonder if the Golf Mk5 could somehow have Satria Neo inspired body panels slapped onto it and end up looking like this. Click the image above to view an enlarged version.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments largely express positive admiration for the Proton Satria Neo5 design, praising Theo’s photoshop work, especially the 5-door conversion and sporty enhancements. Several suggest Proton should consider a hatchback or estate model, with some critique on practicality, like door size and market stigma. There is excitement about potential collaborations with VW and appreciation for innovative styling, though some comments veer into off-topic debates and personal opinions about cars’ performance and branding. Overall, the tone is supportive and enthusiastic about the Neo5 concept.