Proton Juara
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| Proton Juara | |
| Manufacturer: | Proton |
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| Production: | 2001-2006 |
| Class: | Minivan |
| Body style: | 5-door van |
| Engine: | 1.1 L 4A31 I4 |
| Wheelbase: | 2390 mm |
| Length: | 3660 mm |
| Width: | 1535 mm |
| Height: | 1810 mm |
| Curb weight: | 1005 kg |
| Related: | Mitsubishi Town Box, Nissan Clipper |
| Similar: | Perodua Kenari |
The Proton Juara was a minivan produced by Proton. It was based on the Japan Domestic Market-only Mitsubishi Town Box. The name was derived from the Malay language, meaning 'champion'.
The Juara was introduced in 2001 as a rival to Perodua's Kenari and was targeted at young families looking for an urban lifestyle vehicle. As such, Proton introduced a raft of optional accessories to go with it. The car had a 1.1 L engine producing 71bhp.
The Juara was criticised due to its less-than-desirable looks. This factor has dented sales so badly that in 2006 Proton discontinued the Juara due to slow sales.
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