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Posted by Proton Holdings Berhad on Thursday, 16 July 2015
After the Iriz and the Suprima S, here’s another Proton product video, this time showcasing the first of the trio, the Proton Preve. The national C-segment sedan does double duty here, plying both business and family routes with aplomb.
Available with either 1.6 litre Campro IAFM or Turbo engines, the Preve – like the other cars shown previously – is well-equipped, especially for the price; the film lists push-button start, auto lights, a touchscreen navigation system, auto air-con, paddle shifters, six airbags, Electronic Stability Control (ESC) and Isofix child seat mounts as available features.
Of course, many of these features are reserved for the top-of-the-line Turbo model, but the most important thing is that all the safety features are standard across the range – yes, even the IAFM manual gets six airbags and ESC.
So, what do you think about the video above – does it showcase the Proton Preve’s best bits?
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Comments generally express mixed sentiments about the Proton Preve, with many criticizing its build quality, outdated design, and features like the key-based start system, suggesting it needs a facelift and improvements in interior and engine performance. Some users defend Proton, emphasizing national pride and encouraging support, while others share frustrations about poor reliability, parts availability, and perceived quality control issues driven by cronyism. Several comments highlight the broader economic and political concerns linked to Proton’s impact on Malaysia’s automotive industry, investment, and pricing. There is also some off-topic banter about other car brands and personal opinions on the automaker's future, but the main focus remains on longing for upgrades, critiques of quality, and calls for Proton to modernize to enhance appeal and competitiveness.