How Many Kilometers Should a New Car Run Before Going on High Speed?
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New cars can go on high speed after the break-in period. Driving recommendations for new cars: The maximum speed of a new car should not exceed 100 km/h, and the maximum RPM should not exceed 3000; it is recommended to drive on the highway after running 2500 kilometers; the first recommended maintenance includes changing the engine oil and oil filter. High-speed running: Generally refers to taking a new car on the highway after the break-in period. The purpose of this is to allow the new pistons and camshafts in the engine to experience their first rapid operation, ensuring better contact between them; to allow the transmission gears in the gearbox to experience high-speed rotation, making the engagement between the new gears smoother.