Which Cars Use Monocoque Body Structure?
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Monocoque body structure is currently the mainstream form for regular passenger vehicles. For example, Toyota's lineup includes 17 models with monocoque construction, such as the Crown, Reiz, Corolla, and Vios. Below are the advantages and disadvantages of monocoque body structures: 1. Advantages: Provides excellent stability on paved roads; The integrated body structure results in lower natural frequency vibrations, reduced noise levels, and enhanced overall safety. 2. Disadvantages: The chassis strength is significantly inferior to body-on-frame structures; The body may deform when wheels experience uneven force distribution; Additionally, manufacturing costs are relatively higher.