The last time we heard from TuneD was when they teased a new styling pack for the Proton Saga FLX. Instead of launching that, the local tuning outfit went on to release a brand new styling pack for the previous-generation Proton Persona.
This kit comes with a wholly redesigned front and rear bumper, with the former sporting a long, diagonally-positioned LED daytime running lights in both edges of the bumper. The front grille is also new and takes on a black motif, highlighted by a thin strip of red with the TuneD badge.
On the side, it gets a skirting that extends into the lower extremities of the doors, giving it a more “flushed” look. The whole look is finished off by a brand new rear bumper with “air outlets” and an actual diffuser, complete with the company’s logo as well. The stock refractors however, seem unchanged.
Price-wise, the entire kit with paint (finished to match your car’s factory paint colour) is priced at RM3,320, but those who prefer to have it painted separately can choose to go with Option 2, which costs RM2,100. Do note that the wheels here aren’t part of the package, but more so for illustration purposes.
Liking how this styling kit looks? Be sure to check out the company’s other works, such as the Preve, latest Saga as well as the current Persona. What do you think? Comment below!
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Comments generally express mixed feelings about the TuneD bodykit for Proton Persona, with some appreciating the design and potential for visual upgrade, especially for older models, while others criticize the price, viewing it as costly for an outdated car. Several mention that the car still runs well and that investing in a bodykit might be impractical or unnecessary given the vehicle's age and value. A few comments suggest the bodykit could help refresh older cars or boost second-hand market appeal.