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Finally a Bezza-Beater - Does this ‘ALL-NEW’ 2026 Proton Saga MC3 put the icon back on top? Videos Nathanael Long | April 14, 2026 11:14 am 2025 marked 40 years of the Saga — the car that started it all for Proton. A true car for the Rakyat, a national icon, and for many of us, the very first set of wheels that put ambition into motion. So when Proton rolled out what they’re calling the “all-new Saga”, expectations were… understandably high. But here’s the thing — this isn’t a ground-up reinvention. Proton themselves call it MC3, a Minor Change 3. And yet, after spending time with it, it’s clear that while a lot stays familiar, a lot has genuinely moved forward. In some ways, it’s actually the things that haven’t changed that make the Saga special — that sense of honesty, purpose, and accessibility that’s always defined it. The 2026 Saga brings meaningful upgrades where they matter most: a brand-new 1.5L engine, major safety tech including ADAS, a far more mature exterior design, and a cabin that finally feels grown-up without trying too hard. It’s now offered in just three variants, delivers stronger performance, better refinement, and — for the first time — a spec sheet that genuinely challenges its closest rivals. Yes, the CamPro era officially ends here. And yes, there are still compromises. But pound-for-pound, Ringgit-for-inggit, this might just be the most complete A-segment sedan you can buy in Malaysia right now. More power, more tech, more safety — and somehow, still priced where it needs to be. So… is the Saga really back on top? Comments Watch Next 00:00 2026 Proton eMAS 7 PHEV review - Is this ‘DUAL-POWERED’ SUV the best bang for your Ringgit? Videos May 13, 2026 00:00 2026 Perodua TRAZ review against the ATIVA - SAME question, TWO answers? Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 Chery gave this small RM99k Tiggo Cross HEV 204PS, hypermiling OPTIONAL Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 Proton close to launching new X90 with i-GT 4-cylinder turbo, but how much will it cost? Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 First Drive: Proton X70 Gets 181PS i-GT Engine Transplant For 2026, But What Else? Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 1034HP Taycan Turbo GT on the Autobahn + NEW Porsche Cayenne Electric | 500km RACE to Stuttgart Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 14 Brands, 36 Wins! 2025 Carlist & WapCar Car of the Year Awards Highlights Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 D66B launched as new Perodua Traz - Ativa alternative or X50 fighter? Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 Perodua QV-E - Malaysia’s RM80k homegrown EV launched and driven! Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 Proton eMAS 5 first drive: Can this RM57k RWD hatch (finally) start that EV revolution? Videos April 14, 2026
2025 marked 40 years of the Saga — the car that started it all for Proton. A true car for the Rakyat, a national icon, and for many of us, the very first set of wheels that put ambition into motion. So when Proton rolled out what they’re calling the “all-new Saga”, expectations were… understandably high. But here’s the thing — this isn’t a ground-up reinvention. Proton themselves call it MC3, a Minor Change 3. And yet, after spending time with it, it’s clear that while a lot stays familiar, a lot has genuinely moved forward. In some ways, it’s actually the things that haven’t changed that make the Saga special — that sense of honesty, purpose, and accessibility that’s always defined it. The 2026 Saga brings meaningful upgrades where they matter most: a brand-new 1.5L engine, major safety tech including ADAS, a far more mature exterior design, and a cabin that finally feels grown-up without trying too hard. It’s now offered in just three variants, delivers stronger performance, better refinement, and — for the first time — a spec sheet that genuinely challenges its closest rivals. Yes, the CamPro era officially ends here. And yes, there are still compromises. But pound-for-pound, Ringgit-for-inggit, this might just be the most complete A-segment sedan you can buy in Malaysia right now. More power, more tech, more safety — and somehow, still priced where it needs to be. So… is the Saga really back on top? Comments Watch Next 00:00 2026 Proton eMAS 7 PHEV review - Is this ‘DUAL-POWERED’ SUV the best bang for your Ringgit? Videos May 13, 2026 00:00 2026 Perodua TRAZ review against the ATIVA - SAME question, TWO answers? Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 Chery gave this small RM99k Tiggo Cross HEV 204PS, hypermiling OPTIONAL Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 Proton close to launching new X90 with i-GT 4-cylinder turbo, but how much will it cost? Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 First Drive: Proton X70 Gets 181PS i-GT Engine Transplant For 2026, But What Else? Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 1034HP Taycan Turbo GT on the Autobahn + NEW Porsche Cayenne Electric | 500km RACE to Stuttgart Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 14 Brands, 36 Wins! 2025 Carlist & WapCar Car of the Year Awards Highlights Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 D66B launched as new Perodua Traz - Ativa alternative or X50 fighter? Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 Perodua QV-E - Malaysia’s RM80k homegrown EV launched and driven! Videos April 14, 2026 00:00 Proton eMAS 5 first drive: Can this RM57k RWD hatch (finally) start that EV revolution? Videos April 14, 2026
00:00 2026 Proton eMAS 7 PHEV review - Is this ‘DUAL-POWERED’ SUV the best bang for your Ringgit? Videos May 13, 2026
00:00 Proton close to launching new X90 with i-GT 4-cylinder turbo, but how much will it cost? Videos April 14, 2026
00:00 First Drive: Proton X70 Gets 181PS i-GT Engine Transplant For 2026, But What Else? Videos April 14, 2026
00:00 1034HP Taycan Turbo GT on the Autobahn + NEW Porsche Cayenne Electric | 500km RACE to Stuttgart Videos April 14, 2026
00:00 14 Brands, 36 Wins! 2025 Carlist & WapCar Car of the Year Awards Highlights Videos April 14, 2026
00:00 Proton eMAS 5 first drive: Can this RM57k RWD hatch (finally) start that EV revolution? Videos April 14, 2026