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Limited run R3 Lotus Racing Edition launched in Malaysia. The price? Outrageous!

Limited run R3 Lotus Racing Edition launched in Malaysia. The price? Outrageous!

Rigval

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Proton has gone bonkers. On 30th March 2010, Proton launched a RM115,000 Proton Satria Neo called the R3 Lotus Racing Edition based on the Satria Neo CPS that is selling in Malaysia for RM60,000 at the very most. This edition celebrates Proton's involvement with Lotus Racing and is on sale in Malaysia and is limited to only 25 units. The car boasts a spec sheet that is impressive as over the top (really, really expensive) performance parts are utilized where possible.

 

This very expensive Proton will come with the R3 (Proton


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Heartbreakid

I'm sick of these so-called 'editions' offered by Protons... Others have already moved on with new models, and proton still coming out with improved this and that... Proton 'indeed' Boleh, Boleh!!

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Porkerlover

Hahaha...AP Racing brakes on a 145bhp Satria Neo...never thought I'll see that...I literally burst out laughing!

 

It's fine to see huge AP racing stoppers on my friend's BMW E92 M3 that's pushing 450bhp...but on a Proton?

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