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suspension, and steering. He developed a very modern concept, that
of negative Steering Roll Radius, which reduced steering effort and
kickback and has only recently been seen on Mercedes S-Class cars.
With Stevenson gone, Works Manager Zinsser was free to eliminate the
expensive process involved with making the front axle, and he decided
to simply hang the front wheels on the ends of the transverse springs,
which slid in vertical tubes. This redesigned chassis was the essential
characteristic of the new S-6 model, built from october 1956. The car
was also available in a three-wheeled version and could optionally be
fitted with hand controls to suit. The curvaceous aluminum bodywork
remained the same, again available in blue, grey, green, and beige.