GM has used plastic (composite) leaf springs for decades, the first gen Camaro and Nova had them, the Corvette starting in 84, the Chevy Astro van, 1st/2nd gen Ford Explorer Sports.
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What we know about GENERAL MOTORS leaf springs
The brand is registered in USA. Official website: https://www.gm.com/.
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- Sagging - rear of the car sits low, especially with cargo - no rating yet
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