Does the BMW 3 Series have a double-wishbone suspension?
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BMW 3 Series does not feature a double-wishbone suspension but instead uses a MacPherson strut suspension. The presence of the M3 model with its large 4.0-liter engine makes the double-wishbone suspension impractical due to excessive lateral space occupation, which would not accommodate the engine. Trailing arm suspension system: The trailing arm suspension system is specifically designed for rear-wheel suspension systems. European models such as those from Peugeot, Citroën, and Opel often prefer this type of suspension system. Multi-link suspension system: The multi-link suspension system is further divided into a 5-link rear suspension and a 4-link front suspension system. As the name suggests, the 5-link rear suspension system includes five links: the control arm, rear locating arm, upper arm, lower arm, and front locating arm, with the control arm capable of adjusting the front wheel beam.