The crash test footage of the proton waja/impian:
Proton claims that the Impian is the first of a new generation of cars that are designed to Euro NCAP standards. Its performance in the frontal impact was flawed, however, while the protection it offered to pedestrians also proved inadequate. This was a disappointing performance but Proton says it intends to improve future designs. The car's body was damaged so badly by the impact that it became unstable. The driver and front passenger risked serious injury. The child restraints performed poorly and it became apparent that, in development, too little thought had been given to their use. The Impian is made only in right-hand drive so in Europe it is sold only in the UK.
Front impact
The body suffered severe damage and both front passengers suffered chest loads that could cause injuries. The restraints needed to cushion their upper bodies better than it did. There were also hard points in fascia that could cause harm if struck. The driver's footwell was pushed back, posing a risk of leg injury. The centre rear seat had a three-point belt. This gave superior protection to that of a lap belt.
Looks like the "driver" is going to come out of it with a possible broken ankle/shin area. I'll pass on buying a proton thank you.
keepybeepy 5 months ago
@abdshukrybinmusaacu i love waja anyway....but....ade sikit few problem...
faridaizatzuraimi1 7 months ago
@faridaizatzuraimi1 yeah..its quite good for a cheap car..malaysia boleh
abdshukrybinmusaacu 8 months ago
proton is quite good....
faridaizatzuraimi1 9 months ago