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Proton Announced Two Winners For Proton Test Drive & Win Campaign

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IMG_7234.jpg Abdul Taib Bin Ahmad from Sarawak and Mohamed Affandy Bin Zainal Ariffin from Teluk Intan have been named the winners of the Proton Test Drive and Win Big campaign, which was announced by national automaker Proton.
As the lucky grand prize winner of the Proton Q3 Test Drive &Win competition, Affandy received the keys to a Proton Saga Standard.  Meanwhile, Taib has been named the winner for the month of October, bringing home a new Proton S70.
Proton's test drive campaign, which runs from October to December 2024, offers customers the opportunity to visit any Proton dealership and test drive any Proton model as part of the ongoing Proton Test Drive and Win Big campaign. IMG_7214.jpg
Participants of the campaign who test drive any Proton model will have the opportunity to win up to RM2,500 in cash prizes. For those who book and register a new Proton car that month, they will automatically be registered for the monthly lucky draw and have the chance to win a brand-new Proton S70 as the grand prize.

Additionally, the customer whose social media post about their test drive generates the most likes during the posted month will win an extra cash prize of up to RM1,500.
In addition to the prizes offered for the Q4 Test Drive Campaign, the Year-End PROTON Vaganza campaign which offers rebates of up to RM7,000 on selected models, including the 2024 PROTON X50 and 2025 PROTON X70. Some models can be bought with added value for money packages such as free servicing for two years, offering long-term savings and peace of mind. IMG_7207.jpg









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