Why can't my 2015 Hongqi H7 2.0T accelerate beyond 120 km/h on the highway? It shows "exceeds speed limit," but it used to accelerate easily before.

In early 2019, a 2.0T gasoline automatic four-wheel drive with 23,000 kilometers has a squeaking sound when idling and accelerating. It keeps making noise, but stops after letting off the accelerator. Has anyone encountered this before? Looking for solutions.

Isn't it true that when a McLaren accelerates as the light turns green, it immediately exceeds the speed limit and incurs a 3-point penalty and a 200 fine?

I'm curious about the acceleration performance of the C40 or XC40, especially from 120 to 160 km/h, given their speed limit of 160. Are there any owners who have tested this?

Hi everyone, I'm looking to buy an F150. I live in a small fifth-tier city, so there's no restriction on driving. I often go out for trips. I want to ask, if the highway speed limit is 120, will driving this pickup at 120 be considered speeding? Thanks, everyone.

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Why can't my 2015 Hongqi H7 2.0T accelerate beyond 120 km/h on the highway? It shows "exceeds speed limit," but it used to accelerate easily before.

My Mitsubishi ASX struggles to go beyond 140 km/h on the highway, even with the pedal almost to the floor. The RPM is between 2600-2800. Usually, when driving, the accelerator feels a bit sluggish. Does anyone know what could be the reason?

When driving on the highway, if the steering wheel starts vibrating when you exceed 100 km/h and the vibration becomes more pronounced at 120 km/h, it could indicate a few potential issues. It might be related to wheel balancing, alignment, or tire issues. You might want to have these checked by a professional to ensure safety.

Is it normal for a 2014 1.6L manual transmission car to have the RPM exceed 3000 when driving at 120-130 km/h on the highway?

Are there any 2013 or 2015 Hongqi H7 models for sale?