New Discounts on Entire Proton Range
19-April-2010
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Proton Cars Australia has announced a raft of pricing changes effective from 1 April 2010 across its vehicle range, underlining the marque's extreme value for money advantage, ahead of a year of new models and marketing initiatives.
Already the lowest priced sedan on sale in Australia, Proton's S16 G heads the value for money fleet with a recommended retail price of $11,990, a factor which has proved popular with economy car buyers around the country resulting in a four-week waiting list for some variants of the S16.
The S16 is now available in three variants, the price leading S16 G manual for $11,990, the GX manual for $12,990 and the GX automatic for $14,990.
As an added bonus the S16 GX automatic will receive additional features over manual variants including remote electric mirrors, 14" alloy wheels, front fog lights and reverse sensors.
The success of S16 has seen Proton register a 110 percent increase in its current 2010 sales compared with the same period the previous year, which followed an impressive 221 percent sales increase in December when the S16 was launched.
Proton has also announced new pricing on the Satria Neo, Persona and Gen.2.
Satria Neo G manual is now $14,990, Satria Neo GX manual is priced at $15,990 and the Satria Neo GXR manual has been reduced by $1,000 to $16,990. All the Satria Neo variants are available with automatic transmission for an extra $2,000.
Persona G manual is now $15,990 and the Persona GX manual is priced at $17,490. All Persona variants are available in automatic for an extra $2,000.
Gen.2 G manual is priced at $16,990, Gen.2 GX manual at $18,490 and the Gen.2 GXR manual has been reduced by $1,000 to $19,990. The Gen.2 GXR is equipped with leather interior, dual side SRS airbags and front fog lights over and above the GX features. All Gen.2 variants are available in automatic for an extra $2,000.
Proton's Savvy and Jumbuck models are in run out and will no longer be imported into Australia.
Proton Jumbuck GLi is priced at$14,990 making it by far the lowest cost ute or commercial vehicle on the Australian market. The Jumbuck GLSi is priced at $16,990 and adds 14" alloy wheels, power mirrors, power windows, body kit and much more.
Savvy manual hatch is priced at $13,990 (with free metallic paint on tranquillity black) and an additional $2,000 for the Savvy AMT.