Correct way to start car?

[Volvobrick]

I really dislike those who get in the car and fiddle for another few minutes before driving off (comb hair, adjust mirrors, make phone call, put on make-up, squeeze pimples, dig nose....),while other drivers are waiting to get into their parking lots.

 

So please don't wait for engine temperature to reach normal before driving.... Just drive off immediately!

 

 

[Slyison]

Unlock car, insert car key / press start engine button, close the door, light a stick of ciggy, once finish, open door, go in, on air con , open side mirror, rev rev abit then off you go!! That's my usual routine !! Haha!!

[RadX]

  On 9/21/2014 at 3:52 AM, Vid said:

 

Me 1 sec... start and drive. Hahaha...

 

 

yah lor....push start/stop, gas on pedal and off we go.....why so stress think abt this?? haiz.....

[FourZero]

  On 9/21/2014 at 3:58 AM, Volvobrick said:

I really dislike those who get in the car and fiddle for another few minutes before driving off (comb hair, adjust mirrors, make phone call, put on make-up, squeeze pimples, dig nose....),while other drivers are waiting to get into their parking lots.

 

So please don't wait for engine temperature to reach normal before driving.... Just drive off immediately!

 

 

 

This I agree, if I need to get something inside my car n I notice there is a car waitg for my lot I wld jst drv out of the lot n carry on with my stuff

[Johnnylim]

  On 9/21/2014 at 3:58 AM, Volvobrick said:

I really dislike those who get in the car and fiddle for another few minutes before driving off (comb hair, adjust mirrors, make phone call, put on make-up, squeeze pimples, dig nose....),while other drivers are waiting to get into their parking lots.

 

So please don't wait for engine temperature to reach normal before driving.... Just drive off immediately!

 

 

Some are worse, purposely make other drivers wait knowing that they're waiting for the lots.

[cooldennis]

If you feel guilty for waiting, do what I usually do. Start engine, then clear carpet before moving off.