The Proton Persona and Saga have been offered with optional bodykits for some time now, with the former available since its launch and the latter as of May last year. Now, the national carmaker is offering SS (meaning Special Skirting) versions for both kitted-up models as part of a limited time promotion.
In terms of design, the kits are largely identical to what we’ve seen before, where both cars gain an under spoiler fitted to the front bumper, side skirts and rear bumper enhancer. The only difference here is they are finished in a gunmetal colour instead of their default colours.
As part of the promotion, the kit is provided free for the Persona 1.6L Premium CVT variant, while all 1.3 CVT variants of the Saga – Standard, Executive and Premium – get the styling package as well.
However, the offer is available for a limited time only – until the end of May 2018. After that, the bodykit for the Persona will cost RM1,900 and RM1,800 for the Saga. Another thing to note is the gunmetal colour for certain parts of the kit are only available during the promotion and will revert to their original colour scheme after then.
GALLERY: Proton Persona 1.6L Premium CVT SS
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Comments express mixed reactions to Proton's limited edition SS versions, with some praising the bodykits and design enhancements while others criticize their appearance and limited practicality. Several comments mention Proton's engine updates from Campro to VVT and express skepticism about the real improvements, citing past experiences. Concerns about Proton's product updates, sales, and branding are common, with some feeling the editions are a marketing ploy to boost sales amid stiff competition like the Myvi. Overall, sentiments range from excitement to disappointment.