Namely Proton cars. So says Proton.
Proton Chairman, Tan Sri Mohd Khamil Jamil, recently bemoaned the lack of Malaysian support for the national automaker’s vehicles in a media interview. “I don’t understand why Malaysians are not supporting Proton,” he said to the Business Times last week, citing other countries like Japan and South Korea, which citizens are supportive of vehicles produced by their respective local marques.
This is happening in Australia now! The car dealers Down Under have overflowing inventories and are cutting prices to clear the excess. But there is NO warranty for these cars. How did this happen?
The imagination of futurists and cartoonists is about to come true.
At the recent Detroit Motor Show, Nissan has confirmed that one of its two IDx models will be making its way to production. The IDx…
Guest writer, SUE, is a dreamer and futurist when it comes to automotive design for girls!
There have been mixed reports coming from the Kingdom of Thailand over the past few weeks, but one that should perhaps have caught our attention, if not imagination, was the report that the first shipment of some 1,074 Mitsubishi Mirage subcompact hatchbacks have set sail from Laem Chabang port en-route to the USA.