Introduced in the late 1930s, the Panzer III became the backbone of Germany’s armored forces during the early years of World War II. It was one of the first tanks to feature torsion-bar suspension and ...

Throw in the fact that our country's M1A1 Abrams battle tanks use torsion-bar suspension and they start to sound like the perfect spring for off-road use don't they?

The tank's torsion bar suspension buffs out the rough terrain, giving the tank a smoother ride. The other important feature is the use of gyroscope stabilizers.

A torsion bar suspension system also allowed the Panther V to traverse uneven terrain with inconsistencies up to 20 inches, a feat that wasn't duplicated until the Leopard 2 tanks entered service ...

The torsion-bar suspension found on vintage Chrysler cars from the '60s and '70s is perhaps the poster child for this, as arguably no manufacturer of the era had a more capable independent front ...

The Mopar torsion-bar suspension was perhaps the finest front-suspension design of the period because of Chrysler's innovative and efficient torsion-bar springing and unequal-length control arms.