If you’re from the UK and decide to purchase a Proton GEN2, and you’re not a fan of cream interiors especially, you’ll be glad to know that the UK market Proton GEN2 has been mildly revised to offer a new alloy wheel design as well as a black interior. Click on the image to enlarge it. A photo of the new alloy wheels are available after the jump, but the photo is not very useful because it is a panning shot showing the wheels spinning. What you can tell is it is a 5-spoke design, probably the one spotted on the GEN2 facelift spyshot recently.
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Comments generally focus on the release of the Proton GEN2 with a new black interior, noting that it improves the car's look and cabin ambiance in Malaysia. Some praise this update, citing better aesthetics and safety features like airbags and ABS as value additions. However, many express skepticism about Proton’s quality, with criticisms about the body’s metal thickness, safety ratings, and build quality. Discussions also highlight the perceived disparity between the UK and Malaysian markets, where Malaysians reportedly pay more for less quality. Several comments question Proton's strategic choices, including market differences and export practices, while some enthusiasts anticipate upcoming models or facelifted versions. Overall, sentiments are mixed, with cautious optimism overshadowed by ongoing concerns about quality, safety, and value for money.