Is it necessary to add break-in oil for a new car?
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New cars do not require break-in oil. Simply use the vehicle normally to allow for natural break-in. The break-in period for a vehicle is between 1,000 to 3,000 kilometers. Key considerations during the break-in period of a new car include: 1. Avoid aggressive acceleration and braking to prevent damage to the chassis and braking system from impact; 2. Warm up the engine before driving to bring it to the appropriate temperature for adequate lubrication; 3. Maintain engine speed at around 3,000 RPM to prevent overloading the engine; 4. Avoid overloading the vehicle, with the recommended load being 70% of the vehicle's maximum capacity; 5. Use high-quality fuel to ensure stable engine operation and prolong the engine's lifespan.