Carmall.com - Bemused perhaps, with one particular question coming to mind, when PT. Proton Edar Indonesia launched the Proton Neo Campro (the previous version) in 2007. Why, at a time where most producers put 4-door hatchbacks in the market, the Malaysian automaker went in another direction by offering a 2-door?

The Neo CPS is in plain sight Proton's attempt to make a city car that is different. A sporty character has been represented by, one of which, its 2-door arrangement, and that sporty proposition is by even more means and degree increasingly felt on this new version called the Proton Neo CPS.

The Proton Neo CPS that was launched in 2010 gets some aggressive changes that thickens its racing blood. Performance improvements have also been applied to support the Neo CPS' asphalt-rubbing action.

Exterior

On first glance, the fascia of the car comes across as aggressive - an obvious strong point that the carmaker wishes to put across to its audience. The Neo CPS now features a wide grille with integrated foglamps, and grids on the sides. The main headlights have been given a fresher look with an angled design, while the bonnet has been adorned with explicit lines.