Does exposing a car to high temperatures have any impact?
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Exposing a car to high temperatures has significant negative effects. Effects of prolonged exposure to sunlight: It damages the car paint, accelerating the aging of the paint surface. Additionally, the window seals will also age faster, leading to poor sealing and potential water leakage. Prolonged exposure can cause the interior to emit toxic gases. Materials such as leather, fabric, composite materials, and rubber in the interior can release harmful gases like formaldehyde, benzene, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons after being exposed to sunlight. Parking precautions: When safety is confirmed, leave a 2-3 cm gap in each of the four windows to allow air circulation inside the car, effectively dispersing harmful gases. This can also reduce the heat inside the car. Using sunshades can effectively protect the vehicle's interior from sunlight and UV damage.