Following the RM8,000 discounts given to the Iriz and Suprima S, it’s now the Proton Exora’s turn to get CNY special offers. As you can see in the image above, the Malaysian-made people carrier can now be had for up to RM7,000 off, plus the inclusion of a Yes 4G subscription.
The entire pre-MC2 Exora lineup gets the same amount of discounts: RM7,000 + Yes 4G for 2014 models, or RM4,000 + Yes 4G for those made in 2015. Seeing that the base Exora Standard MT was priced at RM59,988, this offer brings the starting price down to just under RM53k.
No monetary discounts are offered for the latest 2015 Exora MC2, but let’s not forget that the new range, launched earlier this month, already features lower prices compared to the previous lineup (cheaper by up to RM4,710 in the case of the Exora Premium CVT).
Wondering which variant to choose? Our sister site CarBase.my has detailed specification of both the 2014 pre-facelift Exora and the refreshed 2015 Proton Exora range.
2015 Proton Exora Super Premium
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Comments on the Proton Exora discounts reveal skepticism about Proton’s sales performance, with many perceiving the offers as a move to clear old stock amid poor sales and reputation issues. Several comments criticize Proton’s quality, design, safety features, and after-sales service, citing incidents like fires and faulty parts, and comparing it unfavorably to Japanese and continental cars. There is a general sentiment that Proton’s prices are inflated, and discounts are a sign of financial trouble rather than customer benefit. Many commenters express disappointment and distrust towards Proton, with some advocating boycotting the brand altogether, and pointing out long-standing problems like poor resale, subpar design, and safety concerns. Overall, the tone is largely negative, focusing on perceived shortcomings and skepticism about Proton’s future.