Proton Preve - Drive it to Believe it

I went to Kuching Sentral last weekend and guess what I found there? The new proton car, Proton Preve!!

We went there quite early in the morning to prevent the crowd. There is not much crowd in the shopping malls but there is a mini crowd surrounding the new car. As a curious Malaysian, my hubby and I went and explore the new car.

 

The famous quote: Drive it to believe it

The booth, quite spacious in my opinion for a sedan car

The famous no car-key slot: To start the engine, you just need to press the button. However, to really activate and drive the car, you will need to slot in the remote control in the slot besides the button. So, basically it is from car-key slot -> remote slot.

The start button, and the remote slot besides it

Apart from that, it comes with a built in GPS system. Now you will never get lost, unless the map is not updated. 

Built in GPS

The back-side look:

The front-side look:

A mini crowd there touching and testing the Proton Preve. Overall I guess it's not a bad car but with the price tag of RM70k for the premium spec, that price range is still out of my range. But for those who can afford it, Proton Preve might be your answer.

BMW Museum @ Munich

After visiting BMW Welt, we went and visited the BMW Museum, which is located in a building adjacent to BMW Welt.

Walking towards BMW Museum from BMW Welt

The BMW Musuem
The first old BMW greeting us

At the counter buying ticket
Alright! I paid and got my ticket to go in and look at all the old cars to my content.

After this, the following pictures are all about antic/old BMW cars.

After visiting and looking at all the cars (Making me nausea over cars for the next 2 months, "posh car-overloaded") Here come my signature closing:

I come, I see, I take photo.

BMW Welt @ Munich

Aiyah, really lazy to write so much lah. This will be a picture blog only.

Reach BMW!!

I think the policemen there use this bike.

BMW car

Cars

More cars

More BMW...

After a while, I get bored. I mean BMW is nice, but it's a car which none of us (normal white collar workers) can ever afford here in Malaysia. Even if you drive one, it's either you loan max for 9 years or it's a recon car, which still costs a bomb.

Nevertheless, I still pay money to go in here to "look" at the cars, might as well leave my fingerprints around to show that I was there.

"I come, I see, I take photo" - Little Rainbow.