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It wont make any sense if Proton's main strategic partner is Suzuki. Suzuki is just a small player and it is owned by VW. VW already distancing themselves from Proton.

The only logical partner is Honda right now. I thought it was Mitsubishi but looks like Mitsubishi won't want to return back again.

Interesting choice will be Toyota. Although already own Perodua indirectly, ever remember of consolidating Proton and Perodua? This may make much sense, actually. UMWT is afterall, an GLC.

It wont make any sense if Proton's main strategic partner is Suzuki. Suzuki is just a small player and it is owned by VW. VW already distancing themselves from Proton.

The only logical partner is Honda right now. I thought it was Mitsubishi but looks like Mitsubishi won't want to return back again.

Interesting choice will be Toyota. Although already own Perodua indirectly, ever remember of consolidating Proton and Perodua? This may make much sense, actually. UMWT is afterall, an GLC.

It is more like Proton didnt want Mitsubishi.  Mitsubishi promise tehcnology transfer, but that never materialized.  They want partner who can co-developed engine for them.
Any foreign partner who are willing to do that is the new partner for Proton.

It wont make any sense if Proton's main strategic partner is Suzuki. Suzuki is just a small player and it is owned by VW. VW already distancing themselves from Proton.

The only logical partner is Honda right now. I thought it was Mitsubishi but looks like Mitsubishi won't want to return back again.

Interesting choice will be Toyota. Although already own Perodua indirectly, ever remember of consolidating Proton and Perodua? This may make much sense, actually. UMWT is afterall, an GLC.

The partnership beween Volkswagen and Suzuki is more than two years old, yet in that time, more acrimony and court proceedings have been created than jointly developed products – not hard to do when that product number is zero. Continent-crossing accusations have included Suzuki being upset at how VW has characterized the relationship and that VW hasn't shared its technology, while the German automaker has been miffed at Suzuki buying diesel engines from Fiat.

Suzuki filed for arbitration in London and hopes to compel VW to sell back the 19.9-percent stake it took in Suzuki in 2009. A line in VW's annual report, however, reads that it "considers the claims to be unfounded and has itself filed counterclaims." VW doesn't expect a court decision on Suzuki's arbitration to come before 2013. We know they say it's always darkest before the dawn, but we have a feeling the sun won't be rising on this union for quite some time.

My bet is Nissan.

Potong please tutup je..... nobody wants you!

on a serious note - probably nissan.

read in a news before the gomen is planning to replace their official car the perdana to nissan fuga.

dayum.

It is more like Proton didnt want Mitsubishi.  Mitsubishi promise tehcnology transfer, but that never materialized.  They want partner who can co-developed engine for them.
Any foreign partner who are willing to do that is the new partner for Proton.