Malaysian company DreamEDGE is exhibiting this kitted up Proton Preve at the KLIMS13 show this week. It’s not on sale yet but it will be commercialised eventually, providing an alternative to those who don’t want to go for R3 kits which will eventually be widespread.
As part of their DreamEDGE TuneD program, the Proton Preve TuneD includes custom front and rear bumpers, side skirts, and 17 inch alloy wheels wrapped with 215/40R17 tyres. The show car also has a full set of strengthening bars by Ultra Racing – the car is mounted at an angle with a reflective surface underneath just to show off the bars.
What do you think, do you prefer this or Proton’s R3 kit?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Proton Preve bodykit by DreamEDGE at KLIMS13 are generally positive, with many enthusiasts expressing excitement and desire to install it on their cars. Some appreciate the subtle, non-overly aggressive design, comparing it favorably to other kits and emphasizing improved aesthetics. There are also mentions of the original car’s good chassis and features, though some comments criticize the car’s fuel efficiency and engine performance. A few off-topic remarks involve general dissatisfaction with Proton, language debates, or comparisons with other brands, but the majority focused on the design, quality, and potential of the bodykit. Overall, the sentiment shows enthusiasm for the kit’s visual appeal and potential to enhance the Proton Preve’s look.