I hate to use this word, but it depends. If it is 15 degrees or colder, I warm up my car for my wife also. You are really not supposed to warm up cars though

I live in Florida . But saying that I do not crank and go.  The first miles are slow.

It depends on the weather, but if it's cold, yes, I warm it up.

My car is in the garage so no need to warm up...

Here in Florida I let it warm only long enough to put it in reverse!

Sometimes. it's legal here, but parts of MD it's illegal to leave your car running unattended in a driveway because it's an invitation for car thieves.

Mine sits in the garage and quite honest it is in the 60's this morning (crazy weather for winter), so no need. 

I don't have to.

I have a 32' commute to work each morning from home to office building. I walk to closings at the bank next door. The jeep can rest in the early AM before hitting the open highway of country Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington !

As I live in a condo with an indoor garage, this isn't needed.

Sometimes I have time for a proper warm up other times I have to get going.

Nope! I live and sell Sarasota Florida's Suncoast and have never had to let the car warm up. If anything, I have had to start it and let the AC run for awhile before driving!   :)

If I did it would over heat - I'm in FL LOL

Have my car in a heated garage, so not very long!

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington The car is kept in the garage so no problem with starting and going. It's warmed up by the time I get out of my subdivision.

There are days i certainly do, like today when its 25

I give it about a minute & that's it - then I floor it to the office or appointment.  If it's minus something then I give it a little more time.

My wife does when it is 60 or below.  I don't find the need.

Not in Southern California, unless the temperature gets below 65 degrees.

Not really needed here in AZ!

It is garaged but I do have remote start for the bad days.

If there is a frost or snow yes; even if the state is now allowed to ticket you!

No warming needed in south Florida. My garage is also air conditioned so no cooling needed either

Not here in Florida. So far, we'be had a balmy winter with temps mostly in the 70s. Very pleasant.

I let the car warm up

I'm up and warmed up as soon as my eyes open.  My car on the other hand needs to be warmed up

Here in Tampa Bay, a citizen felt the need to warm up the car.

The local law enforcement issued a $169 ticket for reckless operation.

Justification was leaving cars unattended encouraged car theft.

Add to that is is also unlawful to engage in acts of compassion such as helping those without food and throwing a ball in a park.

Depends just how cold cold is.  ;)    Not today as we're in the balmy 30s to start.

Not really

It depends.

Illegal here to leave car unattended outside while warming it up.

My car is kept in non-heated garage. Warm up usually not needed unless very cold temps, near or below zero.

I use Marvel Mystery Oil® additive for easier cold weather starting.

 I let it run for 60 seconds or so, to let the transmission warm up.  Then it's off to the races.

Here in Fl and CA, no problem driving once there is sufficient oil pressure

No warm up here

I have to do it.

I have a BMW, the manual says "Drive It" and that warming up a car is bad.

I let my car run for 30 seconds or so before I put her in reverse to back out of the garage.  Our temps are just not that cold here. 

My car does not require a warm up, it's all electric.

Todays tech driven cars warm up right away is my understanding

I always warm it up.... put the heated seats on.... have it at 75 degrees inside the car.... and that takes a few minutes....

Paul,

Living here, I do not.  When we ski in Utah, we do unless the car is parked in a garage.  A

No warm up is needed. You can get a ticket in our area if you have the motor running in an unoccupied vehicle.

As others have said - my car is in my garage so, I don't have to!

Typically unless quite cold a warm up is not required for my car according to the owners manual

I don't need to.

Usually yes.

Not here

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington - with the weather we have, there is no option...lol!

My mechanic boyfriend that can fix anything says that warming up your car (even in hot weather) is the best thing you can do for your engine. My car even has a light on the dash that goes off when the car is warmed up. 

Cars don't need to warm up anymore and it's good weather here in SoCal

Lucky, nice warm garage and heated seats in my Lincoln

30 seconds and if it is below zero about 1 minute.

My car is always garaged and the garage is insulated and never very cold.

no, I don't let it warm up.