Can a Car in the Break-in Period Drive on the Highway?

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It is possible for a car to drive on the highway during the break-in period, but it is recommended to keep the speed below 100 kilometers per hour and the engine RPM below 2,500. Here is more information about the car break-in period: 1. The break-in period generally refers to the initial operation process where mechanical components come into contact, rub, and mesh. During this period, it is essential to control the driving speed. 2. Taking the car on the highway during the break-in period not only tests its performance at high speeds but also helps clear engine carbon deposits caused by low-speed driving. Maintaining a speed of 100 kilometers per hour on the highway for about two hours is advisable, followed by a proper rest. Once the car has covered over 3,000 kilometers during the break-in period, it will reach an optimal condition.