What is the actual measured ground clearance of the GL8?

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McMaria
07/29/25 5:35pm
In an unloaded state, the ground clearance of the vehicle is 160mm. The minimum ground clearance of the older model is 144mm, while that of the newer model is 147mm. The minimum ground clearance of a vehicle refers to the distance between the lowest point of the vehicle (excluding the wheels) and the ground when the vehicle is either unloaded or fully loaded. Below is an introduction to the Buick GL8: The Buick GL8, as a top-tier MPV, has been exported in large quantities due to its luxurious appearance, powerful performance, and spacious comfort, earning it the title of the perfect MPV by Southeast Asian media. The height of the chassis directly affects the vehicle's off-road capability. Chassis height: For family sedans, the chassis height should be no less than 110mm and no more than 150mm. Based on this parameter, if the chassis height exceeds 13cm, the sedan can more easily navigate various complex road surfaces, but its high-speed stability is poorer. If the chassis height is below 110mm, the vehicle's stability at high speeds is better, but the downside is that its off-road capability is reduced. Some vehicles now come equipped with air suspension, which can automatically adjust the chassis height at any time to better meet the needs of different road surfaces.
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