A clunk from the front of your Geometry M6 over bumps usually points to worn anti-roll bar links, strut mounts, or control arm bushings. Here is what to check first and when it is safe to drive to a shop.
Why a Geometry M6 clunks over bumps
On most Geometry M6 models, the front suspension is a MacPherson strut design with an anti-roll bar, lower control arms, and tie rods. A clunk over potholes or speed bumps is usually a sign of wear or looseness in one of those joints or bushings, not a sensor fault. Because EVs are quiet and often heavier, a worn suspension part can sound more obvious. Exact parts and whether they are sold separately can vary by model year and market, so confirm with your VIN before ordering.
