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Do you need to let your car warm up in winter? It depends what you drive

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(NEXSTAR) — While parts of the country have had a mild fall so far, cold winter mornings likely aren’t far off for many of us. (Thanks, La Niña.) Images of such brisk days may conjure various images in your mind, including one of yourself shivering in your car as you wait for it to warm up. But, depending on the car you drive, that agonizing, frigid wait may be for naught. For decades, cars did need to run for a bit for the carburetors to work p…
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