We already knew the car hidden in the Proton and Yes 4G teaser peek-a-boo box was a Proton Inspira because of the recognisable dashboard design, but now we have a full view of how it looks like! Proton and Yes 4G unveiled their special edition Yes 4G Proton Inspira today at their teaser display area in front of Lot 10, Bukit Bintang.
You can actually win this car as it’s the grand prize offered in an online contest running on Facebook. Basically all you have to do is pick an avatar, personalize it, tell a story on how you can use internet in your car, and share it with your friends to gain points.
The Yes 4G Proton Inspira comes with Yes 4G themed exterior decal, titanium black tinting, 18 inch sports alloy wheels, a total of 3 x iPad 2 Wifi, and a Yes Huddle 4G mobile hotspot. There’s also a Bluetooth-enabled Sony Audio System. There are also iPads, Yes Huddles and Yes credit to be won in the 2nd, 3rd and consolation prizes.
Click here to join the contest.
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Comments are mostly mixed, with many criticizing the promotional aspect and safety concerns of the Yes 4G Proton Inspira unveiling. Several commenters express skepticism about the car not being for sale and question the practicality and safety of features like the iPad on the dashboard and integrated internet connectivity, fearing it could distract drivers and increase accidents. Others are disappointed with the car’s design, interior quality, and the decals. There are also supporters who praise the innovation of free internet connectivity and see it as a positive step forward, though some acknowledge it’s probably just a promotional prototype and not for mass production. Debate also arises over Proton's overall quality, pricing, and future direction, with some comments harshly criticizing the company’s branding and strategy.