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“If I were a race car, what would I be?”
The sporty Satria Neo gets a competition white paintjob and all the good things that race cars are made of, and spectacular R3-bred specials with this Neo Race Car Concept from R3.
What exactly is a Cup car? Could there be a Satria Neo Cup Championships in planning, like the SGTi Championships? Nothing official, but from the looks of the Satria Neo race car concept, things look mighty interesting!
The Neo Cup car was caught testing at the SIC on April 11, 2007 by Fred Yap. Catch some pics of the Neo Cup car in action. While not verified, it is reported that the race-bred Cup car will cost RM88,000 which will include extras like racing suit, helmet and gloves, plus complimentary participation in the Neo Cup Championships for two rounds. An extra RM5,000 entitles full participation in the Championships.
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April 12th, 2007 at 2:01 am
[…] Originally Posted by khoyos short shifter, i do have a wira track car. it’s got a bare shell n a rollcage. the rest of the stuffs, waiting for donation. u can buy track car from proton. they do have some for sale. most of them are from proton scrap, but with good, brand new chassis. some of them have defects on other parts that u dont need to make the car a track car. they will sell the car along with some documents that can make the car road registered. 2 years ago, proton were selling brand new wajas to local racing teams for rm5000 to be made track cars, a way to boost sales of waja. but i rarely see any wajas in local racing events hehehe wow, just RM5K huh? Nice! I’d like to see some Neo track cars tho! Have u seen the Neo Cup Car prototype from R3? Looking good! […]
May 7th, 2008 at 12:54 am
[…] Still no Neo R3. R3 raced the Neo. In MME 2007, and MSS. A private company gave a preview of the Neo Cup race car. Proton gave us cute little canary-yellow A1GP special editions. […]