With prices starting from the RM 33k region, you’re getting a lot of value for money when opting for a used, second-generation Proton Persona. After all, you’re paying Proton Saga money for a car that’s essentially one segment larger: there’s a larger 1.6-litre engine, bigger boot, as well as more airbags (Premium variant offers 6 airbags). Not to mention, the Persona offers a more refined ride comfort than some of its segment rivals. Overview The second-generation Proton Persona, codenamed BH,

There is a reason why the Perodua Myvi is nicknamed "King of Malaysia". It's immensely popular with the carbuying public, be it as a first-time purchase, or just anyone looking for a nippy little runabout vehicle. Did I mention that it's also attractively priced and generously specced? However, in today's Used vs New segment, there is a very compelling used alternative to a brand-new Perodua Myvi in the B-segment hatchback marketplace. What car is that you ask? It's none other than the GK-genera

We’ve spied the upcoming Proton Persona and Proton Iriz facelift on the roads plenty of times, now here’s a look at the cars sans-camouflage on the Perak Police’s Facebook page. The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) was conducting a standard operating procedure check in Proton’s Tanjung Malim plant and was broadcasting the process on Facebook Live when they unwittingly leaked footage of the cars. Also read: Upgrades needed for 2021 Proton Persona - One transmission away from greatness Of course, eagl

With the recent announcement that Perodua will be rationing production of the Perodua Myvi due to the ongoing semiconductor shortage, it begs the question, how many features of the Myvi actually rely on these microchips? In short, a lot. A modern-day car like the Perodua Myvi, despite its humble position as an affordable B-segment hatchback, actually has a number of electronic circuitries going on inside. Also Read: Sales of Perodua Myvi hit by chip shortage, adjustment in production plan requir

The Proton Persona is one of Malaysia's favourite cars - it's a pretty complete package as a daily driver. If you've been interested in one, here's six burning questions answered for you! Q: How much does the Persona cost? 2020 Proton Persona 1.6 Standard MT RM 42,600 1.6 Standard CVT RM 44,600 1.6 Executive CVT RM 49,600 1.6 Premium CVT RM 54,600 All are on-the-road prices without insurance. Barring a few creature comforts and safety additions, all Persona variants share the same 109 PS, 150 Nm

Proton ended 2019 with 100,821 units sold, marking a 55.7% increase in total sales compared to 2018. Furthermore, Proton sold 11,117 units in December, its highest performing month of the year. With these figures, Proton’s overall market share for 2019 is estimated to be at 16.7%, the highest figure since 2014. Last year, Proton sold a total of 26,331 units of the X70, 38,144 units of the Saga, and 21,876 units of the Persona. However, Proton did not provide the sales figures of the Exora and Ir