Proton Savvy (2006 – 2016) Review

Proton Savvy (2006 – 2016) At A Glance

2/5

+Low prices and said to handle and ride quite well. Readers report that is reliable.

-Quality of interior trim is poor. Most testers regard it as mechanically unrefined. No longer sold in the UK. Official website unreachable.

Insurance Groups are between 4–8
On average it achieves 81% of the official MPG figure

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Real MPG average for a Proton Savvy (2006 – 2016)

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Average performance

81%

Real MPG

30–42 mpg

MPGs submitted

9

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When was the Mk2 Proton Savvy launched?

"When was the MK2 of the Proton Savvy introduced?"
In 2006, Proton introduced a "Savvy Zerokit" variant that includes an all-round bodykit and rear spoiler and 15-inch JRD 155 wheels with 175/50 R15 tyres. Additional options included "dark titanium" headlights, performance suspension and a performance rear exhaust silencer that increases the power output of up by 4hp (3kW) to 78hp (58kW).
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