The GLA has a MacPherson
strut setup in front and an independent multilink suspension in back.
A redesigned MacPherson
strut setup controls the front while the rear has a multilink system.
That means MacPherson -
strut setup at the front, with forged aluminium lower control arms for the CR - Z, versus pressed steel units for the Insight.
The suspension uses double wishbones in front and a multilink
strut setup out back.
Up front is a MacPherson
strut setup, while Scion has invested in a double - wishbone rear suspension.
Up front, there's an improved MacPherson
strut setup.
The model adopts a double - wishbone suspension at the front in place of the MacPherson -
strut setup that has been a mainstay of the M5 for the past 25 years.
But Honda regressed and made the new Civic like every other small car by installing a very common McPherson
strut setup in the front instead of sticking with the double wishbone system used in years past.
The P10 featured the first application of Nissan's multi-link front suspension in a front - wheel - drive car, with an independent MacPherson
strut setup in the rear.
One big change is the replacement of its supple double - wishbone front suspension with a lower - tech MacPherson
strut setup.
To help further improve performance, the Forte5 features a sport - tuned suspension with a McPherson
strut setup in front and a torsion beam rear design.
Underpinning the 500L is a MacPherson
strut setup on the front axle with a torsion - bar rear end.
Mounted to that stiffer chassis is a new, optimized five - link rear suspension and an optimized MacPherson
strut setup in front.
The front suspension uses the Camry's MacPherson
strut setup, but the minivan has a torsion beam in the back instead of the sedan's dual - link independent rear.
To that end, the chassis comes with a redesigned MacPherson
strut setup in the front and a new multi-link independent setup in the rear.
A MacPherson
strut setup keeps things rolling in front while a torsion beam acts on the rear.
On the left, Honda's new Dual Axis Suspension, on the right, the more typical
strut setup on most cars.
Not exact matches
The
strut - type front and multilink rear
setup used on the Evolution IX carries over, albeit with revised geometry, strengthened front
struts, and more rigid hubs.
The suspension features a multilink
setup in back and
struts with dual lower ball joints in front.
Indeed, the suspension is largely lifted from the $ 16,995 Chevrolet Cruze compact, with a MacPherson
strut - type suspension up front and a torsion - beam
setup in the rear.
So, to keep all the mass in check there's the same, fully independent suspension arrangement from the GT - S, with Macpherson
struts upfront and a multi-link
setup, incorporating double wishbones, at the rear.
The front suspension is a pair of MacPherson
struts, and the rear typically uses a multilink
setup.
The Beetle Turbo uses a damper -
strut front suspension and a multilink
setup at the rear, while the standard car makes do with a beam axle.
The basic layout is the same, with MacPherson
struts up front and a multi-link
setup out back.
Some of the key suspension changes include an HSD coilover
setup, and an upgraded
strut tower brace, chassis brace, and anti-roll bars from Pierce Motorsports.
There are countless amounts of from suspension
setups aside from just the
struts themselves.
The Rallye's basic suspension layout matched that of the XSi, with
struts up front and a trailing arm and torsion bar layout at the rear (a classic Peugeot
setup).
There are two calibrations for the Alfa 4C's suspension
setup, which features control arms in front and simple
struts in the rear.
The suspension features a multilink
setup in back and, rather than the CTS's control - arm front arrangement, employs
struts with dual lower ball joints.
With a simple suspension
setup of
struts in front and a torsion - beam axle in the rear, the Buick Encore nevertheless achieves a masterful balance between refined ride quality and taut body control, as if it had been developed in Germany, not Korea.
MacPherson
struts suspend the front end while a multi-link
setup houses the rear - mounted electric motor.
The suspension
setup of the Santa Fe remains the same: MacPherson
struts up front, independent links in the rear.
New features include standard HID headlights, 10 air bags, a five - link rear suspension
setup and GM's HiPer
Strut front suspension on front - drive models.
Combine that with the CR - V's chassis bones, consisting of a MacPherson
strut front, a newly revised multilink rear, fluid - filled suspension bushings, and a more rigid and lightweight body that should ace most crash tests, and you have an overall
setup that Honda calls world class.
Front double A-arms with coils on
struts, rear leaf springs, and two ride heights help with wheel travel and articulation, while damper valving and spring rates are finely adjusted per the truck's weight and
setup.
Supporting the lighter front end (the engine is 26 kg lighter than its predecessor) are MacPherson
struts with a multi-link
setup at the rear.
The suspension used MacPherson
struts and lower wishbones at the front with a five - link rear
setup at the rear and wherever possible aluminium was used to keep weight down.
Big advances include a redesigned suspension (albeit still the same basic
strut - front, multilink - rear
setup), electrically - assisted power steering, a push - button handbrake, optional twenty - inch wheels, more powerful engines, and last but not least, a seven - speed manual transmission.
While it kept the McPherson suspension
setup from the road car, these components too were heavily modified (
strut towers were more inward).
Using front
struts and a rear twist beam the
setup manages to deliver a comfortable ride and agile handling — through my favourite set of sweeping curves the Fit displayed minimal body roll and understeer only surfaced when liberties were taken.
To further improve handling of the «Hulk», as it was dubbed after first spy shots, the suspension has been extended with two springs and damper
struts per wheel, a
setup derived from rally sport.
The suspension continues to use a combination of MacPherson
struts up front and a multilink rear
setup, although the adoption of a greater number of aluminum components and a newly developed electromechanical steering system is claimed to provide the new car with sharper responses.
The wheelbase is 95.8 inches, some 4.6 inches shorter than the Insight, and the CR - Z retains the suspension of the Insight platform with front MacPherson
struts and a rear torsion - beam
setup.
The suspension, which has
struts in front and a twist - beam axle
setup in back, promises a sportier driving experience than other economical cars.
The Rio's lightweight structure uses more high - strength steel, while the suspension — MacPherson
struts in front, with a stabilizer bar and a torsion - beam
setup in back — is configured for a good combination of nimble around - town handling and good passenger comfort.
The suspension is a MacPherson
strut front, dual - link independent rear
setup, and it's soft and compliant on smooth roads.
While more expensive than competitors» MacPherson
strut systems, this
setup provided better stability and sharper handling for the vehicle.
Double - pivot type front suspension with spring
struts and an anti-roll bar, while the rear is sprung with a 5 - link
setup with cast aluminum upper transverse arms.
Suspension is a MacPherson
strut - type front suspension and torsion - beam rear
setup tuned for good ride comfort, while electric - assist power steering maximizes efficiency as well as improving parking - lot maneuverability.
The car's MacPherson
struts suspension at the front and the semi-independent
setup coupled with torsion beam axle at the rear have been tweaked for sportier performance.