Got this from my email, it seems that Proton have rev up their production line and gave up their old and tired model a new makeover and look. i particularly eager to see how the final and retail version of the Satria Cabriolet would feel. It's a new thing for Proton to venture into this type of design for a car.
A convertible aka cabriolet in terms of South East Asia weather, i doubt it's a great idea. As the weather here is either too sunny/hot or too rainy/wet. Still, it a nice idea to try and market it here. Well i think it's a ground breaking move for Proton, and from it's initial photos that i got, i myself probably want one.
i'm not anticipating the new Wira or the Waja 2.0 though. i don't know, that new look does not intrigued me. Although i have to say the Waja 2.0 does look hot and powerful, but with the oil price continue to rise, owning a car such as that would be just a waste. You would probably spend as much money to buy the car by spending it on gas, one would better off getting a less gas demanding car nowadays. The new Wira looked like a Gen 2 so there's not much i can say from just one picture.
Still, Myvi (Richard Hammond of Top Gear seems to like it) is the car i'm gonna get..soon..
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i didn't know that..
cool......