Here we go yet again – the Proton P3-21A continues its road-testing, today out in the rain. Reader Mnazri.tan was on the PLUS highway a while ago when the evaluator went past him near the Pedas area. He says that his friend’s Saga BLM was having a hard time catching up in the wet conditions, doing around 150 km/h, adding that the test mule looked very stable and poised at speed.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments primarily focus on the new Proton P3-21A, praising its design, performance, and testing in wet conditions. Some express excitement about potential turbo and safety features like ESP and curtain airbags. Concerns about high-speed testing on highways and safety are raised, alongside curiosity about interior details and engine specs. Overall, there’s enthusiasm for Proton’s progress, mixed with caution about safety and practicality issues.