What suspension does the BMW Z4 use?

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The BMW Z4 uses a double-ball-joint independent suspension at the front and a multi-link independent suspension at the rear. Many BMW vehicles employ the double-ball-joint suspension, which enhances the car's handling and improves steering precision. The double-ball-joint suspension is an improved version of the MacPherson strut, replacing the MacPherson's L-shaped control arm with two separate links. This suspension connects to the steering knuckle at two points, significantly boosting the car's handling performance. The BMW Z4 is a coupe model from BMW, with its design evolving from the Z3. The new car features a more attractive upward-sloping rear end and pronounced side contours, making it appear more aggressive than the Z3.