By now, you would have read our launch report as well as first impressions test drive review of the new 2016 Proton Perdana which was launched this morning.
You would have also been able to research detailed specs and equipment as well as compare the new Perdana against other D-segment competitors using our car research tool CarBase.my.
Now we bring you a quick walk-around tour of the new Perdana where we take a closer look at a striking example of the 2.4 litre variant dressed up in the car’s hero colour – Ruby Red.
Enjoy the video and let us know what you think of the new car in the comments below.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
The comments focus on the Proton Perdana's design and features, with many criticizing its styling, bodykits, and perceived lack of innovation, comparing it unfavorably to Honda Accord and other competitors. Safety features like VSC and airbags are a point of contention, with some noting its similarities to older Honda models and questioning its value at the price point. Several comments express disappointment over the lack of modern amenities such as keyless entry and push start, and others criticize Proton's branding and overall quality. Some mention the car’s size and the need for better safety features, while others joke about the car’s looks or suggest waiting for discounts. Overall, sentiments are mostly negative, highlighting frustration over perceived outdated design and features.