Used Proton Preve for sale in Malaysia
No Proton Preve in stock right now — stock changes daily, so check back soon.
A dependable sedan with low running costs and a vast service network across Malaysia.
Meanwhile, see all used Proton in stock.
Price guide
Used Proton Preve prices by year
Asking prices for the Proton Preve by model year, from recent listings here and across the wider Malaysian used-car market. Condition, mileage and variant move individual cars within these ranges.
| Year | Generation | Asking price range | Typical |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | P3-21A | RM10,000 – RM25,800 | RM21,800 |
| 2017 | P3-21A | RM17,800 – RM24,800 | RM19,700 |
| 2016 | P3-21A | RM9,980 – RM13,999 | RM11,945 |
| 2015 | P3-21A | RM8,000 – RM19,800 | RM12,300 |
| 2014 | P3-21A | RM7,500 – RM19,000 | RM11,000 |
| 2013 | P3-21A | RM3,500 – RM18,000 | RM8,650 |
| 2012 | P3-21A | RM4,000 – RM18,000 | RM8,250 |
Based on 129 recent asking prices. Across Malaysia, 372 Proton Preve are listed for sale right now, median asking RM12,900. See recently sold Proton Preve prices.
Variants & generations
Which used Proton Preve should you buy
Choosing the right used Proton Preve involves understanding its available trims and the benefits of its single generation.
- One Generation Choice: The Proton Preve, launched in 2012 under the generation code P3-21A, offers a consistent experience across its lifespan. Since there are no newer generations, buyers will be looking at models from this period, which are no longer on sale new.
- Trim Levels: While specific trims are not currently listed, the Preve was known for offering variants with different levels of equipment. Typically, higher trims featured additional comfort and safety features, which may appeal to those looking for a more equipped sedan.
- Budget Considerations: For those on a budget, earlier models from 2012 or 2013 may be more affordable, though they might come with higher mileage. Later models, particularly from 2015 onwards, could offer a better balance of age and cost.
- Common Weak Points: Some owners have reported issues with the CVT transmission and electrical components. It's advisable to have a thorough inspection done, focusing on these areas to avoid potential headaches.
- Bottom Line: For most buyers, a well-maintained model from the mid-2010s, possibly with a higher trim level, would offer the best combination of features and value.
Before you commit
What to check when buying a used Proton Preve
When considering a used Proton Preve, there are several key areas to inspect to ensure a sound purchase.
- Service History: A full service history is crucial for the Proton Preve, as regular maintenance can mitigate some of the model's known issues, such as CVT transmission concerns reported by some owners.
- Transmission Check: The CVT transmission in the Preve has been widely regarded as a potential weak point. Ensure smooth operation during a test drive, and listen for any unusual noises.
- Flood or Accident Damage: As with any used car, inspect for signs of flood or accident damage, which can significantly affect the vehicle's longevity and performance.
- Mileage Verification: Verify the mileage with service records to ensure it aligns with the vehicle's age and condition, as odometer tampering is a concern in the used car market.
- Trim Authenticity: Ensure that the trim level matches the advertised specification, as modifications or aftermarket parts can affect the vehicle's value and performance.
Owning one
Service & ownership costs
Servicing a used Proton Preve typically follows a regular interval, with costs being moderate compared to other C-segment sedans. The Preve's parts are generally accessible, given Proton's established presence and network in Malaysia. Some owners have noted that certain components might require more frequent attention, but overall, the maintenance regime is straightforward.
In terms of fuel economy, the Preve is widely regarded as offering average efficiency for its class. Insurance costs are generally reasonable, reflecting its position in the market and the availability of parts. This makes the Preve a practical choice for those seeking a balance of performance and affordability in ownership.
Estimate repayments with the paultan.org car loan calculator.
FAQ
Used Proton Preve: your questions answered
Is the Proton Preve a reliable car?
The Proton Preve is generally seen as a reliable vehicle for everyday use. However, some owners have reported issues with the CVT transmission and electrical components. Regular maintenance and timely servicing can help mitigate these concerns.
Which generation or trim of the Proton Preve should I buy?
The Proton Preve was produced in a single generation, the P3-21A, launched in 2012. It had several trims, including the Executive, Premium, and a turbocharged variant. The turbo variant is popular for its performance, but the Executive trim is often preferred for its balance of features and value.
How often does the Proton Preve need servicing?
Servicing for the Proton Preve should ideally follow the schedule recommended in the owner's manual, typically every 10,000 km or six months, whichever comes first. Regular oil changes and inspections are crucial to maintaining its performance and reliability.
What should I look out for when buying a used Proton Preve?
When considering a used Proton Preve, check for a full service history and any signs of wear or previous accidents. Pay particular attention to the condition of the CVT transmission and ensure all electrical components are functioning properly.
How is the resale value of the Proton Preve?
The resale value of the Proton Preve is moderate, reflecting its status as a domestic brand in Malaysia. For specific asking prices, refer to the table of asking prices by year to gauge the market trends.
JPJ registrations
How popular is the Proton Preve?
70,511 Proton Preve have been registered in Malaysia since 2012, according to open JPJ registration data — recent years below.
Source: JPJ vehicle registrations · full data at car-sales-data
From paultan.org
