Following the Iriz’s RM7,988 discount offer, the Proton Suprima S is now available with up to RM8,000 off its sticker price. That’s more or less a 10% drop, if you’re counting.
Both the Premium and Executive CFE variants, each priced at RM79,639 and RM76,398 respectively (OTR with insurance), can be had for RM8,000 less if you choose a 2014 model. Insist on a Suprima S Premium CFE that’s manufactured in 2015, and you still get a RM5,000 discount.
The base Suprima S Standard CFE variant, launched late last year for RM69,438, is given a RM5,500 discount, but only for a 2014 model.
Interested? Do read or watch our reviews of the Proton Suprima S, and for a more detailed look at the car’s specifications, check out CarBase.my.
Proton Suprima S Standard
Proton Suprima S Premium


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