Can a newly purchased car run long-distance on the highway?

[DelKennedy]

A newly purchased car can run long-distance on the highway. Do not exceed 100 kilometers per hour when driving on the highway, and avoid sudden acceleration, sudden deceleration, or harsh braking and throttle application. Inspection: It is best to have the car inspected at a 4S shop before driving on the highway. Avoid full-load operation: Running a new car at full load can cause damage to the mechanical components. Road conditions: Try to choose roads with better quality to avoid excessive vibration, impact, or emergency braking, which can reduce the load on the body and powertrain. For long-distance drives exceeding 2 hours, take breaks at service areas, as prolonged continuous engine operation can accelerate wear on mechanical components.