What suspension does the new Weiling use?
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The new Weiling uses a MacPherson independent suspension for the front, which is a common independent suspension in cars. It has only one L-shaped control arm, is compact, and occupies little space, so it is widely used in many front-wheel-drive cars with transversely mounted engines. The rear suspension is a torsion beam non-independent suspension, consisting of a crossbeam and two longitudinal arms, which also occupies minimal space under the chassis, thereby expanding the rear seating and trunk space. The new Weiling is a compact car and Volkswagen's first A-class crossover station wagon, combining the attributes of a sedan, station wagon, and SUV. It not only offers the comfortable handling of a sedan but also the large, easy-to-load space of a station wagon and the off-road capability similar to an SUV.