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Originally Posted by cruzinbill
Depends if you buy into the whole break in bs or not. If you do, then no. If you dont then yes, and be easy on the clutch a bit, since it does need a lil break in.
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With modern day manufacturing and component quality, I doubt it's necessary to break in a car or at least it probably has much less significance as it once did. That being said, running a car at low speeds for the first 1000 miles gives a good amount of time to make sure you don't have any defects/issues. I followed the manufacturer recommendation because I plan on hanging on to this car for a long time (hopefully).