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50 miles or less. Each assembly plant has an inspection team that drives a number of cars a day on a test root that is up to 25 miles long as a general check of quality. If your car was selected for such a test, there will be a notice in the car when it is delivered to your dealer. The dealer, may or may not provide you with that notice.
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