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The suspension system.
The suspension promotes wheel contact with the road and reduces transmission of irregularities to the cabin. Its condition affects stability, braking and comfort. It cannot guarantee permanent contact in every circumstance: excessive speed, bumps or faults may compromise it.
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The exhaust system, which carries engine gases away.
The suspension system.
The transmission, whose main function is delivering torque to the wheels.
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