It is desirable to limit driving speeds during the first 1000 miles
(1609 km.) of operation in order that the closely fitted parts of the
engine and chassis may have an opportunity to “wear in” smoothly.
For the _first 500 miles_ (_805 km._) it is recommended that you do not
drive your car at speeds in excess of _50 miles (80,5 km.) per hour_.
For the _second 500 miles_ (_805 km._) it is recommended that you do not
drive your car at speeds in excess of _60 miles (96,6 km.) per hour_.
While it is always better to let your engine warm up at lower speeds,
you should, by all means, follow such a practice during the first 1000
miles (1609 km.) of operation.
Further, it is well to avoid _continuous_ high speed driving during the
first 1000 miles (1609 km.) even though the engine has been warmed up.