One foot to 5000 rpm, can the car withstand it? I think as long as your heart can withstand it, the car can withstand it.
For the average family car, about 6,000 turns to the red line area, most car owners may not step on the car to 5,000 revolutions in their lifetime, but one thing is inevitable, that is, the annual inspection. One of the current methods of exhaust gas detection is dual idle detection. The test criteria are that the speed of the vehicle should reach 70% of the rated speed, and the average value should be read after 30 seconds of operation. But this 70% is very vague, and many inspectors will directly kick you up to 5000 revolutions. For some old cars, a sudden increase in speed so much may have some failures, but most of the car models will not have any problems.
In addition to the annual inspection, it is also possible to drive the car to 5,000 rpm in the case of daily driving. For example, the manual gear model, the gear is fixed in the 1-2 gear and other low gears, desperately stepping on the throttle, at this time with the engine roar speed can reach 5000 rpm. The automatic gear is equipped with a model with integrated hands, switching the gear to manual mode or S gear, and pressing the throttle hard, you can also reach 5000 rpm. However, the consequence of this is that the vehicle will have a large acceleration, and it is recommended that you do not try it.
If you blow the rpm to 5,000 rpm in the high gear, then the speed is very fast. Like some more powerful models, the speed can reach 180km/h, and with your throttle, the speed will slowly rise to 200km/h, which is very dangerous, and some power weaknesses like 1.5L naturally aspirated models, the speed is about 140 \ 150 per hour, and it can no longer be accelerated. Because the power has reached its limit, don't try, it's very dangerous.
In general, we use less than 5,000 rpm for daily driving, but occasionally stepping on the engine to 5,000 rpm is also harmless, and there will be no damage to the engine, but it is necessary to pay attention to driving safety, "ten accidents nine times fast", speeding is known as "the first killer of the road", there is no need to take risks to try.