1958 Plymouth Savoy Hardtop
While Chevrolet and Ford were still using traditional coil springs in the front, the 1958 Plymouth utilized Torsion-Aire suspension.
The Tech: Instead of vertical springs, it used long steel bars that twisted to absorb bumps.
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