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What should you do or not do when driving your brand new car? |
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No full throttle starts, don't drive at any one speed like don't stay at 55 all the time in the freeway, change oil ( i think its 300 miles, then 500 miles then the regular 3000 miles, don't burn your tires etc.
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Generally there's a page or two for advice that's in your owners' manual. Some cars recommend that you don't go beyond a certain rpm range until you hit a certain mileage and then slowly step it up to the amount. (Like not past 3K rpms until 500 miles, 4K at 700 miles, 5K at 850 miles and so forth). Your owner's manual probably is your best bet for your particular vehicle.
KEEP THE RPM'S DOWN TO 3500 FOR 1500 MILES.IF YOUR VEHICLE HAS AN OVERDRIVE DON'T USE IT UNLESS OVER 55 MPH
Do not crash it!!!
First answer by kevin carrion. Last edit by Luca Steyn. Contributor trust: 85 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 221 [recommend question]
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