When to Take a New Car for High-Speed Running?

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It is recommended to take a new car for high-speed running after driving approximately 3,500 kilometers or around three months. This helps the driver become more familiar with the vehicle after the break-in period. During the initial usage of a new car, it is important to avoid emergency braking, as it can shock the braking system, increase the load on the chassis and engine, and accelerate wear on the car's underbody. Additionally, a new car should not be overloaded during the break-in period, as this can damage its components. There should also be speed limits during high-speed driving, and the driver must closely monitor the engine RPM and speedometer readings while driving.