Can a Brand-New Car Go on the Highway?

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Yes, a brand-new car can go on the highway, but the speed should not be too high—it's best not to exceed 100 km/h. Additionally, continuous driving time should not be too long; keeping it under two hours is advisable. Also, avoid maintaining a constant speed; occasionally varying the speed is beneficial, as a single driving condition is not ideal for breaking in a new car. Avoid frequent braking, especially sudden braking, as this can lead to uneven wear on the brake pads, potentially causing noise or vibrations during braking in the future. Some families may have many members, leading to overloading the new car. It's important to note that overloading can damage the suspension springs and shock absorbers. Frequent overloading can significantly impact the vehicle's lifespan and fuel consumption.