The five-part video series chronicling Proton’s The Transporter adventure in Singapore continues, with part three and four just out. As is already known, Hanis Salleh, who emerged as the winner in The Transporter contest which ended in August, walked away with a 4-day/3-night all expense-paid trip to watch the 2011 Singapore GP at the Marina Bay street circuit, travelling to the republic with no less than Yasmin Hani, Diana Danielle and Jojo Struys!
The first video centred around the prelude to the trip, while the second showcased the quartet’s experience at the event with exclusive paddock passes. In the third episode, watch Diana Danielle battle it out with Jojo Struys on the “Batak machine” that F1 drivers train on to test their reflexes and reaction times, at the Proton Motorsports showcase in Clarke Quay.
As for part four, the Proton Transporter doesn’t know what he’s in for when the three ladies hit Arab Street. Expect the last installment, which presumably wraps things up, to be out soon enough. Shame it all had to end, eh, Hanis? :)
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hmm…..reminds me of my favourite late 80’s followme shampoo advertisement that you get to watch in rented videos, well done.
Diana looks like Amazon woman, she even dwarfs Hanis
Can these women get any more annoying… Proton should spend their money making better cars rather than getting these women shriek on video…
he can’t speak english for shit..
another stupid foolish marketing project from PROTON. are you trying to sell PROTON cars or sell low IQ girls? They went to Singapore on flight. They went trying out F1 video game…what the hell? Where’s PROTON in this? Lotus perhaps?? eventho it’s Lotus…Malaysian buy them??
If i am the marketing manager for PROTON…I should have just asked them all to go to F1 Singapore with PROTON cars…drive the cars…promote the cars..show what is good with the cars on long journeys…fuel consumption. stupid marketing…waste money…all tribute to Leo Burnett the marketing advisor for PROTON.