More Proton discounts! After announcing rebates for the Iriz, Preve, Suprima S, Exora and Saga as part of its ‘February 2015’ deals, the national carmaker has announced the same for the Inspira and Satria Neo.
Specifically, the Proton Inspira is offered with a significant RM8,800 off across the range (excluding the Super Premium variant) for 2014 models. This means you’d part with about RM67k for a 1.8 MT, RM74k for a 2.0 E CVT and RM81k for a 2.0 P CVT. A Yes 4G subscription is included with every purchase of the Inspira, whether it’s a 2014 or 2015 model.
Meanwhile, opt for a 2014 Satria Neo and you’ll get an RM8,000 discount on Standard and R3 variants, with a Yes 4G subscription thrown in for the R3 (the R3 is branded as an ‘Executive’ on Proton Edar’s website).
This brings prices down to around RM41k for the Std MT, RM45k for the Std AT, RM51k for the R3 MT and RM54k for the R3 AT. Additionally, 2015 R3 models are offered with RM800 off, without a Yes 4G subscription.
All the ‘February 2015’ offers will run until the end of March, we’re told. Check out CarBase.my for full information and specifications of the Inspira and Satria Neo.
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