[ UPDATE: The facelifted Proton GEN2 with the Campro CPS engine has been unveiled at the 2007 Thailand Motor Expo. Click here for more details and specifications! ]
Here’s a rear shot of the new facelifted Proton GEN2 that has been going around town on test routes. We previously saw the changes to the front of the GEN2, but these photos by Matt Chin using his handy cameraphone show us the new rear spoiler which is of a 3-mount design. The badging on the left side of the bootlid is also curiously taped over – could it have the long awaited CPS 1.6 words underneath it?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments reflect mixed reactions to Proton GEN2 facelift, with some praising the engine upgrade and safety features like airbags and ABS, while others criticize the design, interior quality, and perceived lack of significant changes. Many supporters defend Proton as Malaysia's pride and advocate for affordability, whereas bashers highlight safety concerns and industry competition. There is also discussion on Proton’s future prospects, global competitiveness, and the importance of quality improvement. Overall, sentiments blend optimism with skepticism about the car's evolution.