Is it really good that cars often run at high speed?

Almost every car owner who has just bought his own 1 car will think of pulling the car to the high speed to warm up the car during the running-in period, so many people will think of the second question, that is, if the car often runs at high speed, is it good for the car itself?

In fact, if the vehicle runs at a high speed for a long time, it is good for the vehicle, because the car is originally used for driving, not for parking and walking. For example, we are very crowded on ordinary city roads and there are many traffic lights. We often drive, that is, walk for a while and stop for a while, which is an unhealthy driving state for cars. After a long time, the loss of car parts is relatively high. The most obvious situation is that it will lead to more and more carbon deposits in the engine, and if you drive at high speed, because there are no traffic lights, the speed is relatively high and you don't need to stop and go, so you can keep all parts in the car in a stable state and don't need to replace them frequently, which is good for all parts in the car.

Moreover, at high speed, because many of our rotating speeds are in the range of 80~ 100 or even 100~ 120, the rotating speed at this time is a very good state for the most critical part of the engine, which can make the gasoline burn fully, so the damage to the engine will be minimized and the running state of the engine will reach an ideal state.

Moreover, the expressway is a relatively flat road, unlike the potholes and emptiness in cities or rural areas. The car walking on it is harmless to the chassis and parts of the car, including tires, which can minimize this adverse effect. So it is good for cars to run at high speed often.