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We saw a convoy of four Proton Compact Cars while we were driving up the PLUS highway last week, and managed to snap a few photos as well as a video. These aren’t exactly useful now that Proton has released a full front three quarter photo of the new Proton Compact Car.
We thought we’d post it up anyway because you can see how it compares in size with other cars on the road. It actually looks pretty tall and wide, similiar in size to a Perodua Myvi or a Honda Jazz. Stay tuned for more updates on the new Proton, for now you can read our Proton Compact Car Infohub.
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Comments praise the Proton Compact Car (PCC) for its size, features, and potential quality, with many supporters defending Proton's reputation and urging Malaysians to support the national car manufacturer. Some criticize competitors like Toyota Vios for issues like fuel consumption and build quality. There is also a discussion on pricing, with expectations around RM45,000–RM60,000, and calls for Proton to deliver a competitive, quality vehicle to boost national pride and sales.