Proton Iswara - Sedan

The proton has been in my family for a number of years, and it all started with one just like the picture. My granddad was the one to purchase it; Of course to follow the trend of other oldies, which included wearing a flat cap whilst driving. It had a 1.3 8v engine and acquired a dent on every panel. Mainly due to the failing eyesight and driving abilities of the protons owner, but even still we were all impressed at how tough it was. then after a few years he decided he needed more power and bought a L reg hatchback version with a 1.5 12v engine. This model wasn't even given a proper name in the U.K, just GL. In its home country of Malaysia it was called the ...  Read the complete review

This car is a joke! bad handling, weakly built and no joy to drive at all. When I was base in far-east, the company which I worked for bought 10 of these for their staff. The car is economical though but to maintain it in good condition is difficult. The fuel and temperature meter got faulty in two of the cars on the second week, the dealer blame it on the O.E.M supplier. The front bumper of one of the car hit another car and the bumper just came off and the impact was only when the car was doing less the 20 mph in the company ground. Driving this car on the motorway can be dangerous as it is not stable and if you were doing 70 to 80 mph it might get spun off if a ...  Read the complete review