Are all Volkswagen rear independent suspensions the same?

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All Volkswagen rear independent suspensions are the same. Here is relevant information about Volkswagen rear independent suspensions: 1. Advantages: The wheels on both sides can move independently without interfering with each other; It reduces the unsprung mass, which benefits the smoothness of the vehicle; By using a split axle, it can lower the engine position and reduce the overall center of gravity. 2. Applications: The front suspension of the Palio and Siena cars uses the McPherson strut (sliding pillar linkage) independent suspension. This suspension connects to the body through the upper fixing point of the shock absorber and the lower fixing point of the transverse wishbone arm. Its advantage lies in increasing the space between the left and right wheels, which is very beneficial for front-wheel-drive vehicles; It also ensures the positioning accuracy of the kingpin angle easily. The rear suspension of the Palio and Siena cars adopts a torsion beam axle with trailing arms independent suspension, which includes two trailing arms and a connecting beam. The advantage is excellent handling stability, minimal vehicle roll, and very good rear-wheel tracking.