Can a new car be driven on the highway during the break-in period?

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New cars should not be driven on the highway during the break-in period. The speed is generally limited to 70km/h during the break-in period, and the car can only be driven on the highway after completing the break-in. During the break-in period, it is important to avoid emergency braking, as it can impact the braking system that is still being broken in. New cars should not be overloaded; running a new car at full load during the break-in period can cause damage to the mechanical components. Precautions for new cars during the break-in period: 1. Observe speed limits and avoid highways; 2. Pay attention to controlling the engine speed; 3. Avoid overloading and observe load limits; 4. Do not perform emergency braking; 5. Avoid long-distance driving; 6. Do not change the initial oil too early; 7. Warm up the vehicle before starting.