The Proton Saga Premium can now be had with an optional bodykit, for those looking to inject a little more visual presence into their four-door sedan. Priced at RM1,888, the bodykit can also be ordered together with a Saga Premium at RM47,688 (on the road with insurance).
The bodykit includes an under spoiler fitted to the front bumper, side skirts and a rear bumper enhancer. All these items are coloured to match the car’s specified body colour, which in this example, is white.
No changes in other areas of the exterior, with the Saga Premium’s 15-inch turbine split-spoke alloy wheels, front reflector halogen headlamps, front fog lamps and rear fog lamp being retained. Similarly, the interior is as per before as well.
What are your thoughts about the new bodykit for the Saga? Do you prefer it to the styling kit put forth by local outfit TuneD?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mainly focus on the Proton Saga's optional RM1,888 bodykit, with some praising its affordability and appearance, while others criticize it as unnecessary or superficial, emphasizing that most buyers prioritize safety, reliability, and value over body modifications. Several comments express skepticism about Proton's market strategy, customer preferences, and pricing, highlighting that buyers seek more practical features rather than aesthetic upgrades. Overall, sentiments are mixed but lean toward skepticism about the value and relevance of the bodykit.