How to Drive the Outlander During the Break-in Period?
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During the break-in period of the Outlander, avoid sudden acceleration, pay attention to shifting speeds, keep the speed below 80, and monitor engine RPM. Below is some information about the car break-in process: The break-in process refers to the period when new transmission components undergo initial friction during operation, resulting in well-matched contact surfaces and a smooth finish. Additional details: 1. Exterior: The Outlander features a robust front design, with an inverted triangular bulge on the engine hood extending down to the top of the bumper. The front air intake is split into two sections, and the slightly protruding lower body design gives it a full and sturdy appearance. 2. Interior: The steering wheel adopts a popular four-spoke design with adjustable height. However, for drivers around 1.7 meters tall, this design may obstruct the turn signal indicators on the dashboard. The circular air vents and T-shaped instrument panel echo the Outlander's "unique" design philosophy.