What suspension does the Camaro use?
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According to the official introduction from Chevrolet, the Camaro features a double-ball-joint MacPherson strut front suspension and a multi-link independent rear suspension. Below is more information about the suspension: 1. An independent suspension system means each wheel is individually mounted to the body or axle via its own suspension setup, with the axle being of a split type, with the central section fixed to the frame or body. Vehicles equipped with independent suspension allow the wheels on each side to move independently without affecting each other, resulting in a smoother ride and better handling. 2. A non-independent suspension typically connects both sides of the vehicle with a torsion beam. This type of suspension system offers advantages such as simple structure, low cost, high strength, and easy maintenance. However, vehicles with this suspension generally have poorer comfort and are mostly found in mid- to low-end cars.