Ok, here are my gripes. Day 2:

1. Alarm/Panic button too big and easy to press. I have mistakenly pressed the alarm while the key is in the pocket. Few times mistaken the panic button for the lock button.

Solution: Make the alarm button more indented in future, or remove it altogether for the boot release button like high end cars.

2. Navigation mode: "Speed limit exceeded". This is annoying. GPS itself is actually pretty good. The voice, is a real person. That "speed limit exceeded is annoying especially the way I drive...will always exceed. 30km school area already exceeded.

Solution: Finding a way to root and install waze.

3. Personally i don't mind the clock, however, the clock design is the same font RTM used for news in the 80's and 90's. The same design

Improvements:

The next thing Proton has to change just to make product feel more upmarket: Glovebox. Honda Accord recycles its glove box like some 2 generations back. Same shape, same function. The main gripe is actually when closing it-have the ability to actually slam the glove box rather than opening the lever to avoid wear and tear at the hinge area. Spend another RM10 (at manufacturing level) at this area to improve the latch mechanism.

I don't mind all other buttons recycled from original Perdana from 95. Proton can sort of get away with that. They worked well enough.

There is a lot of space to add boot release symbol at the remote key fob (next to the unlock symbol) on the same button. People tend to forget that the unlock button does 2 things. Having a boot symbol with a small "3s>" helps a long way. Another thing about boot release feature is that sometimes you just want to unlock the boot without unlocking the car. Pressing 3 secs does not bypass the car unlocking mechanism. So while pressing for 3 secs, the car will unlock then only will the boot release. On higher end cars, the boot release button only opens the boot without unlocking the car. I think it is a simple remapping of the remote system to just open the boot without unlocking the car. I don't know how long the folding mirrors last, but that 5 year warranty is good to have. On another note, if the mirrors are not folded, your car is unlocked 
These are more nitpicking after coming down from higher end product.
Also, my periodic inspection is coming out at 47 KM on odometer. Anyway to remove that myself or must I go to the SC?

had first service... rm300++ errr is it going to be this expensive onwards?