128 4-3 Main Points of Application
Carrying Luggage
■ The vehicle is provided with multiple convenient storing spaces, so that you
can place your belongings at will. Carrying too much luggage or improper
loading may affect the maneuverability, stability and normal running of the
vehicle and reduce the vehicle safety.
■ The glove box, storage boxes on interior trim panels and the file pockets on
backrests are designed for placing small and light objects, while the trunk is
designed for placing large and heavy objects.
■ Long objects may be carried on the vehicle after rear seats are folded.
However, carrying too much luggage or improper loading may affect the
maneuverability, stability and normal running of the vehicle and reduce the
vehicle safety.
■ For loading of luggage, the total mass of vehicle body, all persons in the
vehicle and luggage should not exceed the maximum permissible mass.
■ Both overloading and improper loading will affect maneuverability and
stability of the vehicle and may result in collision accidents.
■ Observe the rules related to total load limit and other loading rules in this
manual.
■ Do not carry strong magnetic articles to avoid interference with the normal
operation of the vehicle.
Carrying luggage in passenger area
■ Be sure to properly place or fix all objects which may be thrown in the
vehicle and hurt passengers in case of collision.
■ Do not place any objects on the inner side of rear windshield. Otherwise,
these objects will block the driver's line of sight and will be thrown here and
there inside the vehicle in case of collision.
■ Make sure that any object placed on the floor behind front seats will not roll
under the seats, so as to avoid affecting the driver's ability to control the
pedal or the normal adjustment of front seats. Do not pile up any object
beyond the backrests of front seats.
■ Make sure that the glove box is always closed during driving. If the glove
box is open, it may hurt the front passenger's knees in case of collision or
emergency stop.
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