Why does the Fit manufacturer not recommend driving on highways?
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Because the Fit has relatively high noise levels at highway speeds, making it quite loud, which can be tiring for highway driving. Below are specific details about the Fit: 1. Body Features: The Fit's chassis design is quite distinctive. The engine mounting beam (longitudinal beam) gradually extends outward to both sides, connecting with the sill beam until it reaches below the doors. It then gradually converges inward at the rear wheels. The fuel tank is positioned below the front seats. This design essentially ensures the longitudinal beams run continuously from front to rear. 2. Handling: The steering wheel has a slightly heavier feel, offering clearer road feedback compared to the previous generation Fit. The characteristic understeer of front-wheel-drive cars has a higher limit in this generation of the Fit. When cornering or navigating through urban areas, the precise steering and relatively firm rear suspension provide the driver with more confidence.