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Proton is launching a budged car offensive onto the Australian market, as the Exora MPV will be joined by the Exora MPV next year.
This affordable seven-seater will be offered with a 1.6-liter turbo engine rated at 103 kW (138 hp, 140 PS) and 200 Nm of torque and mated to a CVT gearbox.
The standard GX trim level will come with keyless entry, electric mirrors, rear parking sensors, alloy wheels and Bluetooth connectivity. The higher grade GXR will also give you a reversing camera and a DVD player.
Standard safety features will include six airbags, ESC, ABS and traction control for the front wheels.
If you don’t care about the badge and need a car that will get you and six other people from A to B cheaply, you might want to hold onto your money. The Proton Exora was just unveiled at the Australian International Motor Show (AIMS) and will become available in 2013.
The standard GX trim level will come with keyless entry, electric mirrors, rear parking sensors, alloy wheels and Bluetooth connectivity. The higher grade GXR will also give you a reversing camera and a DVD player.
Standard safety features will include six airbags, ESC, ABS and traction control for the front wheels.
If you don’t care about the badge and need a car that will get you and six other people from A to B cheaply, you might want to hold onto your money. The Proton Exora was just unveiled at the Australian International Motor Show (AIMS) and will become available in 2013.
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