It’s almost time. The 2016 Proton Perdana will be launched very soon, and we at paultan.org is bringing you an exclusive livestream of the event, so you can watch the event as it happens at the convenience of your home or office.
Proton’s flagship model is finally making a comeback, so remember to tune in at 8.45am. For everything we already know of the 2016 Proton Perdana, check out our dedicated info hub of the upcoming model.
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Comments on the Proton Perdana launch reveal a mix of skepticism and disappointment, with many criticizing its design, features, and relevance for the market segment. Some express nostalgia and support, while others question Proton’s strategy, leadership, and respect for its history, especially regarding the involvement of Tun Mahathir. Several comments highlight the long wait, perceived lack of excitement, and doubts about its innovation and value, with some referencing past Proton models and political issues.