Can a New Car Frequently Drive on Highways?
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A new car can drive on highways, but not too frequently, and the speed should not exceed 100km/h. Here are some precautions for using a new car: 1. Cold start warm-up: Proper warm-up helps form an "oil film" between engine components, reducing wear. 2. Timely gear shifting: When driving a manual transmission car during the break-in period, shift gears promptly and appropriately to avoid incorrect behaviors like high gear with low RPM or low gear with high RPM, and do not use a single gear for extended periods. 3. Timely maintenance: Simply follow the manufacturer's recommendations in the vehicle manual, and perform inspections and maintenance, such as changing engine oil and oil filters, and thoroughly checking the chassis system after reaching certain mileage or time intervals. 4. Avoid emergency braking: Emergency braking not only impacts the braking system during the break-in period but also increases the load on the vehicle's chassis and engine.