How to Drive Fuel-Efficiently During the New Car Break-in Period?
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Here are methods to save fuel during the new car break-in period: 1. Preheating for cold starts: When starting a cold engine, preheating is necessary. After the vehicle has been parked, the components inside the engine may not be fully lubricated. Properly warming up the car helps the engine oil form an "oil film" between engine parts and other components, reducing abnormal wear during operation. 2. Maintain reasonable driving speed: A reasonable speed can result in better fuel efficiency for a vehicle in the break-in period. Generally, the most fuel-efficient speed for cars is not very high, mostly within the range of 65-90 km/h. To save fuel, keep the vehicle's speed within this range. 3. Timely maintenance: New car maintenance is crucial, especially for vehicles in the break-in period. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations in the vehicle manual for timely maintenance, including regular oil changes and thorough inspections of the car's chassis. Proper maintenance can help monitor daily fuel consumption. 4. Ensure fuel quality: Many car owners opt for cheaper fuel from private gas stations with lower prices, but the quality of fuel from such stations is not guaranteed and may lead to increased fuel consumption.