Spyshots: Proton P3-22A Clearest pics upcoming 5-door Preve hatchback

P3-22A

This overview of the P3-22A spyshots Proton Hatchback Preve may clear resolution and the highest we have seen so far ini.Mereka was captured by reader Akmal along the route from Genting Highlands to Duke Highway, and then join up NKVE.

According to Akmal, who Preve Proton sedan that you can see in one of the pictures that accompany the hatchback P3-22A, and at one point he even squeezed into the space between the car and the P3-22A Akmal while they are the same lane, may to prevent images from being grabbed. We were told there are some tailgating and braking at random to prevent snappers spyshot like on the road.

It seems that any time a P3-22A is out for testing, is close escort, giving some weight to the theory that the Polo sedan suddenly started tailgating this P3-22A in the other video could have been an escort wants to block the view P3-22A back to prevent photography.

Enjoy the spyshots as Akmal managed to get a lot of angles, including the full angle on the shot you see above, which is probably due to P3-22A slow after toll booth waiting for Preve sedan to chase.

Source : Paultan

Spyshots -Toyota vios upcoming third-gen?

Toyota - Seems that something may be stirring on the Toyota front, and it has to do with a perennial fave, the Vios. Apparently, the car under all that tape is supposed to be the third-generation sedan, which will debut later in the year, possibly at the Bangkok Motor Show in March.

If the shots, first seen on Chinese site Sohu Auto, are indeed of the car, then rather significant change may be on the way – the front especially offers a cleaner, tauter external shape; far sharper-looking than the bulbous one on call now. The different tape patterns seen in the photo set, however, does invite some hesitation in defining if all are of the same car.

The solitary photo peeking into the interior denotes a change of location for the instrument cluster – from its current central location on the dash, it’s now mounted in conventional fashion, in front of the driver.

No suggestions on what the powertrain configuration is to be, but the ongoing 1.5 litre VVT-i mill will probably soldier on; it’d be interesting to see if the four-speeder slush box will too. More details as we creep closer to the Bangkok show, which is when we’ll know for sure if what you see here is indeed the all-new Toyota Vios.