Up until the end of the year, Proton is offering cash rebates of up to RM5,000, three years’ free service and a Yes 4G 20 Mbps mobile broadband unit with the purchase of selected variants of the Saga, Persona, Satria Neo, Exora, Preve, Suprima S and Inspira, as part of its Year-End Promotions.
Also, existing Proton owners will benefit from the My Proton Family campaign, which offers immediate family members such as their mother, father, spouse and children a 5% rebate on a new Proton car, as well as up to three years’ free service. The abovementioned offers do not include the Proton Iriz, which already comes with three years’ free service and a five-year manufacturer’s warranty.
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Comments express skepticism about Proton's RM5,000 rebate, suggesting it’s a marketing gimmick, especially given staff discounts are lower. Some believe the rebate isn’t enough to boost sales and criticize Proton's overall quality and design. Others call for more attractive offers like free services or lifetime warranties. Several comments compare Proton unfavorably with competitors like Toyota, Peugeot, Honda, and Volkswagen, questioning Proton’s reliability and business strategy, with some saying Proton should consider closing shop.