This is the two-minute promo video for the Proton Suprima S that Proton unveiled over the weekend at the launch of the Proton Suprima S. It’s a longer two-minute cut of the official TVC, which details the features of the car along with various beauty footage of the car in different driving situations.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
The comments express mixed feelings about the Proton Suprima S, with many criticizing the TVC for being boring, outdated, and poorly executed, especially compared to more dynamic car advertisements. Some feel the ad does not accurately showcase the car’s sporty features, and there are complaints about the pricing being high for the features offered. There is appreciation for the car's design, interior quality, and value for money, but concerns about fuel consumption and technological updates. Several comments reflect frustration over Proton's marketing strategy, suggesting it’s ineffective and not appealing to younger audiences. Political discussions and opinions about national support and local manufacturing often appear off-topic but show strong emotional investment from readers. Overall, the product seems to receive recognition for its quality, overshadowed by negative perceptions of the advertising and pricing.