What suspension does the BMW M4 use?
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The BMW M4 uses a double-joint independent suspension at the front and a five-link independent suspension at the rear. The double-joint independent suspension is an improvement by BMW based on the standard MacPherson suspension. While the MacPherson suspension has only one L-shaped control arm, the double-joint independent suspension replaces this L-shaped control arm with two links, creating two connection points between the suspension and the steering knuckle. This enhances the car's cornering performance and handling. The double-joint independent suspension also improves steering precision, and many of BMW's M Power series models use this suspension. The dimensions of the BMW M4 coupe are 4678mm in length, 1870mm in width, and 1394mm in height.