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Posted by Proton Holdings Berhad on Wednesday, July 15, 2015
The Proton Suprima S is now the star of the show, with a new product video on the Proton Facebook page. The video is a bold showcase for a vehicle that promises a driving experience that will surpass all expectations. Watch it above and tell us what you think of it below.
With its 1.6 litre turbocharged engine, the Suprima S has a range of features such as auto-fold side mirrors, an infotainment system, five-star ANCAP safety rating, leather upholstery, six airbags, push start button, auto headlamps with daytime running lights, rear LED light guides, reverse camera, hill-hold assist, ABS, EBD, ESC, paddle shifters, and ultimately a good handling package by Lotus too.
It’s a special time for Proton as it turns 30 this year, and the national car has always been an integral part in our lives. They have produced four million cars over the last decades and the future certainly looks bright for a brand that will always be close to our hearts.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments are mixed but mostly critical of the Proton Suprima S, highlighting issues with interior design, build quality, and unreliable CVT transmission. Many feel the car is overweight, underpowered, and poorly refined, with some suggesting a complete redesign of the chassis, interior, and engine to improve performance and fuel efficiency. There is admiration for Proton's potential, especially leveraging Lotus chassis engineering, but frustration with outdated features, subpar materials, and perceived overpricing. Several commenters express disappointment with Proton's management and vendor quality, attributing long-term problems to cronyism and protectionism. Despite some praise for handling and design, most agree the car needs significant improvements before it can be truly competitive or attractive to buyers.