Proton also showcased a nice white Proton Preve R3 Concept beside the Proton Satria Neo S2000 Edition Supercharged Concept. The Preve R3 was dressed up in an R3 bodykit, and it also had the familiar R3 rims that they’ve been using on their concepts. The front bumper like the standard Preve’s bumper but with R3 parts tacked on. There are also side skirts, and a kit for the rear as well. The indicative price for the bodykit is about RM3,xxx.xx as stated in a brochure, but the price doesn’t include the R3 wheels and tyre package.
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Comments overwhelmingly support the Proton Preve R3 concept, with many expressing pride for Malaysian engineering and calling it a potential competitor to European and Japanese cars. Some comments criticize the bodykit as inadequate or question Proton's design strategy, while others highlight issues like quality and pricing concerns. There are a few off-topic remarks and opinions on national identity and politics, but the majority focus on the car's design, performance, and potential. Enthusiasts praise the R3 kit for enhancing the vehicle's appearance, view it as a symbol of Malaysian capability, and express hope for improved features in future models. Overall, sentiments are positive, with a strong sense of national pride and optimism about Proton's progress in automotive innovation.