What is the mileage for the break-in period of a new car?
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The break-in period for a car is generally between 1,000 to 3,000 kilometers. During this period, the owner needs to control the speed reasonably, avoiding sudden braking and rapid acceleration. It's also important to warm up the engine before starting to ensure proper lubrication, preventing unnecessary faults that could affect normal use. Precautions during the break-in period: Warm up the engine before starting; Avoid emergency braking; Avoid overloading; Do not take long-distance trips; Avoid high-speed driving; Use high-quality gasoline; Do not remove the speed limiter prematurely; Shift gears in a timely manner; Properly adjust the ignition and fuel systems. How to use the car during the break-in period: Preheat the cold engine; proper warming up allows the oil to lubricate the engine effectively, reducing wear. Shift gears promptly while driving, especially for manual transmission cars. During the break-in period, gears should be changed appropriately to avoid high gear at low RPM or low gear at high RPM. New cars should undergo timely maintenance during the break-in period.