Deliveries of the new Proton Iriz have kicked off, with buyers of the 1.3 MT and 1.6 CVT (across all trim levels) having started receiving their cars earlier this month, echoing Proton CEO Datuk Abdul Harith Abdullah’s statements in his interview with us at the launch event.
Also, we’re told deliveries of the 1.3 CVT are set to begin in December, while those of the 1.6 MT are due in February 2015.
Trying to decide which Iriz variant to buy? Check out our comprehensive launch report and spec-by-spec comparison gallery, or browse through all available variants on CarBase.my.
You can also learn more about Proton’s new baby through our Proton Iriz infohub, walk-around video and full review of the 1.3 MT and 1.6 CVT variants.
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