-
October 1993, a five-door
hatchback version (initially
badged as the Wira
Aeroback, in a
similar fashion as the five door Saga hatchback) was
introduced with...
- Saga.
Later in
October 1987, a
hatchback variant called the
Proton Saga
Aeroback was launched. It
shared the same 1.5 L
engine found in the
saloon variant...
- Saga
Iswara saloon 1992–2001
Proton Saga
Iswara Aeroback hatchback 2001–2003
Proton Iswara Aeroback Special Edition hatchback The
Proton Saga LMST hatchback...
- Cutl****, Cutl**** LS, and Cutl**** Brougham)
replaced the unpo****r 4-door "
aeroback" Salon,
which continued in two-door form for one more year. The Supreme...
-
Malaysia Proton Compact Proton Persona Compact Proton 300
Series Proton Wira
Aeroback (C95L, C96L, C97L, C98L, C99L) 1993–2009 5-doors
Mitsubishi CB C 2,500...
- segment.
Later in
October 1987, a
hatchback variant called the
Proton Saga
Aeroback was
launched and had a more
powerful 1.5L
Mitsubishi 4G15
engine and a...
- the Wira
saloon in Chile.
Proton Persona (C90) (4-door)
Proton Persona Aeroback (5-door)
Proton Persona Compact (3-door)
Proton Persona Coupé (2-door)...
-
later spin the Saga off into its own five-door
hatchback called the Saga
Aeroback in 1987 (longer, and
styled differently from Mitsubishi's own five-door...
-
abbreviation of
Generation 2, as it
served as the
replacement to the
Proton Wira
Aeroback subcompact vehicle. The
Proton GEN•2 was
launched in the
third quarter...
-
introducing the
aerodynamic "bustle-back"
bootlid stump (trademarked by Ford as
Aeroback)
which would be
further developed in the
forthcoming Sierra and Scorpio;...
