Proton’s fight for survival

By JAGDEV SINGH SIDHU and THOMAS HUANG

National car company at its lowest ebb, looks to Suzuki for change in fortune

NEXT Tuesday, Proton will be 30 years old. For most car makers, it’s a day of celebration, signifying progress made during its time in existence.

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