What is the maximum speed during the car break-in period?
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During the break-in period, the car's speed should not exceed 100 kilometers per hour. More information about the car break-in period is as follows: 1. The break-in period of a new car is essentially about conditioning the performance of the car's engine and allowing the driver to adapt to the vehicle. This period also involves the driver getting accustomed to the car. Therefore, it's advisable not to drive too fast during the break-in period to avoid potential hazards. 2. Typically, the break-in period for a car ranges from 1,000 to 1,500 kilometers. However, different manufacturers may have specific guidelines for various models. The break-in period for the car's wheels and brake pads is approximately 200 to 300 kilometers. During this time, it's recommended to drive on roads with good surface conditions and to practice early and gentle braking. 3. The engine's break-in period is about 1,000 kilometers. For the first 500 kilometers, maintain a speed between 60 to 70 kilometers per hour, keeping the engine RPM below 2,200. From 500 to 1,000 kilometers, you can increase the speed to around 90 kilometers per hour, keeping the RPM steady at about 2,500. After reaching 1,000 kilometers, you can further increase the speed to 120 kilometers per hour, maintaining a stable RPM of around 3,000.
