its the real P3-21A,
the proton logo is really bigger in size compare to other proton model.
the size of the car is more or less the same with persona..

*i hv a reliable source who work at the video production*

about the inspira bumper, they need to differenciate between the ori lancer GT and inspira. thats why proton cannot take original shark nose style and they put audi nose there. its on their agreement with mitsu to take the lancer body to become inspira. mitsu even told proton not to mess with the engine ECU in the agreement. about the rim, the design is bad but.. they hav to downgrade to smaller rims to improve comfort and milage.

p/s: lari tajuk plak . LOL

google is ur fren. u'll never know what u'll find there 

Proton delays launch of newest model
Business Times understands that the delay was due to issues related to components, design, readiness and cost. “There are last-minute design changes. The hot press forming parts are also still being produced using soft tools airfreighted in from Germany,” one of the sources said.

This has led to an insufficient number of completed units for mass distribution, besides after-sales concern. The model, which slots in between Proton Persona and Proton Inspira and is based on the Proton Tuah concept model, has been lined up for launch on March 17.

The sources said there were insufficient cars for distribution due to the production going at a snail’s pace. The production forecast for March, for example, had been scaled down to 600 units from the planned 2,621 units.

The cumulative cars produced in January and February were 337 units from the targeted 4,246 units, the sources added. The delay setback aside, Proton adviser Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, after having test-driven a P3-21A early last month, said the new car was superior to other Proton models.

“I can verify and assure Proton customers and Malaysians in general that this new model can match any of the Japanese or European cars,” Dr Mahathir said in a February 7 posting in his blog at chedet.cc.

“It was such a pleasure to drive. A foreign friend who knows all about cars tested the new model and said it was up to the standard of up-market cars from Europe.

“I believe that this is a great car and Proton can be proud of it. Malaysians can be proud of it, too. The extra ringgit you have to spend will be worth it,” he added.
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