A great deal of effort have been invested in improving the structural performance and feasibilities of mechanical systems, which are composed of many components. In order to analyse the complex systems, the substructuring techniques based on the behaviour of each component can widely be used in the assembly model that each component is initially incompatible and needs the feasible responses of components. In this paper, this technique is applied to the vehicle body design, and their feasibilities are verified.
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