what does suspension do in a car? what person is in charge with overall operation of a dealership?
suspension does several things in a car, soaks up bumps and inconsistencies in the road surface, and carries the weight of the car, its cargo, and occupants. and lastly, the person in charge at a dealership is the general manager
The suspension in a car absorbs the energy impact from bumps in the road and prevents this energy from absorbing into the steering knuckle or control arms so parts dont get damaged. the person in charge at a dealership is the manager of the department you work in but there is someone above that manager and above him is the owner
Suspension in a vehicle is designed to dampen shock that is transfered from travel between the vehicle's tire and the ground the tire is rolling on. The suspension also provides the vehicle with a symbiotic system that allows the vehicle to turn and handle various road/driving condtions. Usually the General Manager is in charge of overall operation of a car dealership. However, this person's duties change depending on size, and location of the dealership. Most delaerships have a general manager and each department has its own manager (i.e parts, service, sales, etc.).
