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I have managed to source a very high resolution version of the first Proton Exora dashboard instrument panel and steering wheel teaser that Proton put up in the daily papers for you guys, thanks to a source that wishes to remain anonymous. This is probably the original image file for the ad sent to the newspapers and it reveals the full high resolution glory of the textures that Proton have put on the Proton Exora’s dashboard.
The instrumentation panel hood and upper dash seems to have a different texture from the rest of the dashboard and the center dash area where the 2-DIN head unit and air condition controls are also seem to have a sort of brushed look to it. The meter panel can also be seen in full high resolution glory, so check it out!
For other details please read our previous coverage of the Proton Exora MPV, the national carmaker’s first 7-seater 3-row MPV set for an April 2009 launch.
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Comments express pride and excitement over Proton Exora's design, textures, and features, praising its dashboard textures and high-resolution textures. Some highlight the safety considerations in design choices, like absence of chrome badges on the steering wheel. There is discussion about the dashboard material quality, with some disappointed it still uses hard plastics, though many appreciate the new textures. Enthusiasts discuss potential variants, safety features, and the importance of Proton's continuous improvement, contrasting it favorably with competitors while addressing off-topic debates and off-model comparisons.