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The '''Proton Arena''' (or Proton Jumbuck in the UK and Australia) is a small front wheel drive utility truck made by [[Proton (company)|Proton]]. It is based off Proton's Persona sedan. Being a commercial variant, it has a leaf sprung rear suspension with drum brakes. Powered by the 1.5 litre engine used in the car it was based on, the engine offers a respectable fuel consumption rating but struggles a lot when heavy loads are carried in the back. |
The '''Proton Arena''' (or Proton Jumbuck in the UK and Australia) is a small front wheel drive utility truck made by [[Proton (company)|Proton]]. It is based off Proton's Persona sedan. Being a commercial variant, it has a leaf sprung rear suspension with drum brakes. Powered by the 1.5 litre engine used in the car it was based on, the engine offers a respectable fuel consumption rating but struggles a lot when heavy loads are carried in the back. |
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It's also considered as one of Proton's ugliest products. The others aren't much better, but this claims the spot as ugliest of all. |
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Revision as of 05:16, 12 August 2006
The Proton Arena (or Proton Jumbuck in the UK and Australia) is a small front wheel drive utility truck made by Proton. It is based off Proton's Persona sedan. Being a commercial variant, it has a leaf sprung rear suspension with drum brakes. Powered by the 1.5 litre engine used in the car it was based on, the engine offers a respectable fuel consumption rating but struggles a lot when heavy loads are carried in the back.
It's also considered as one of Proton's ugliest products. The others aren't much better, but this claims the spot as ugliest of all.
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