First Impressions; Satria Neo CPS Interior

This would be a fast one, as the Satria Neo CPS is about to be launched somewhere in Subang; here are pictures of its interior, and from the looks of it, Proton has improved the look and feel of its switchgear, albeit just slightly. The fabric looks as if it can be wiped down with a damp chamois for easy cleaning while the same hard-plastic steering remains, although the seats look the part of a ‘performance’ model, if the Neo CPS can be taken for one. More details on the launch coming soon!

Events; SIC Open Track Day CNY Special – Part 3: Wrapping Up

Doriyaaaaaaa! goes the KE70, and a befitting end to this CNY trackday special; the last of the images are available for viewing here; check back soon for other trackday specials and motoring events!

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Events; SIC Open Track Day CNY Special – Part 2: From Turn 1

Here we come to the second part of the SIC CNY open track day special; we did not venture out to the other turns this time, thanks to two factors = a light drizzle, and Mrs.MCSB did not want to get burned in the subsequent afternoon sun. When the event started, the track was harsh to cars, with temperatures well exceeding 34 degrees C. However, drivers were unfazed even with the drizzle, and cars sporting slicks were even making their way (albeit at a a slower pace than usual) after the shower had stopped. Read the rest of this entry »

Events; SIC Open Track Day CNY Special – Part 1: From the Pit Lane

We’re still in the CNY mood, shamefully, but we’ve lined up something special over the coming week for all of you craving for an update; two track days, one invitational and a host of other images of cool cars in action. Last weekend was a blast, especially if you were at the Sepang International Circuit and not stuck in the ‘Balik Rumah’ jams There were more than 70 cars at one time, either in the pits or on the track itself, leading to some spectacular corner entries where six or seven cars at one time would attempt to pass each other at the corners!

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