Proton has updated the top of the line Proton Inspira 2.0P model. It now wears wheels that are upped an inch in size wrapped with 215/50R17 tyres, and it also comes standard with a bodykit. The larger wheels and kit should be enough to visually differentiate it from the 2.0E model that was launched over a month ago.
Other than the wheels and the bodykit, other differentiators between the 2.0P and 2.0E include leather versus fabric door trim and seats, and different audio head unitt where you get a touch screen GPS for the 2.0P, and a normal MP3 CD player for the 2.0E. Proton does bundle a portable navigator with the 2.0E though, so all 2.0 liter models have some form of GPS. All other niceties like auto headlamps and rain sensors are available on both models.
The new Proton Inspira 2.0P is priced at RM92,450 OTR for solid colours, and RM92,900 OTR for metallic colours, an average premium of about RM6k over the 2.0E model.
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Comments about the Proton Inspira 2.0P with 17-inch wheels and bodykit are mostly positive, praising its aggressive look and handling. Many owners are satisfied with its performance, reliability, and value for money, with some MODding for a sportier design. Several comments highlight the similarity to Mitsubishi Lancer, noting substantial local modding potential and comparing it favorably to other models like the Vios or Civic. Several users also comment on the car’s affordability, quality, and the availability of performance and aesthetic upgrades such as rims and bodykits. However, some critique the tires' quality, and a few comments mention the high cost, bodykit design, or the car's resale value. Overall, the sentiment is supportive and enthusiastic about the model’s features and potential.