FIRST, you have to clarify what your OBJECTIVES are...
SECOND, you have to know what the specific characteristics of each "system" or "method" are... (pros and cons, based on your objectives)
I don't think you can say ONE is better than the OTHER as an absolute statement.
For example... that's like saying a SUPRA is BETTER than a SIENNA...
It depends. Are you needing a FAMILY vehicle? Do you drive in alot of FOUL weather? Do you have THREE DOGS and transport PASSENGERS to and from the AIRPORT regularly... Do you like to drive ALONE and FAST? Is mileage or acceleration more important to you?
Do you want the STIFFEST, BEST HANDLING, MOST ADJUSTABLE, LOWEST RIDE POSSIBLE without ride being TOO CRITICAL?
Do you want a MODEST DROP, improved handling, and retention of STOCKISH RIDE?
WHAT IS YOUR BUDGET?
....you get the point...
IMHO
-crisp
