JV2944

I always warm her up. I have the autostart though, so its easier. I don't care what Ford says, I will never be comfortable just starting up and driving...

banka87

I let it warm up for at least 10-15 minutes in the winter to wait until my stiffy goes down...er...Until it's warmed up.

Duuuude Jersey is cold.

Spiffu

Being that I live in San Diego and right now at winter time the coldest it gets is 52 degrees, I just don't have to worry about the engine/fluids getting cold. That and I have sheltered parking with my apartment.

Blue07GT

My stang hasn't seen the snow yet. It only comes out of the garage once in a while during the winter and when it does it is fully heated when it comes out. Summer is different, i'll let it idle for a minute or 2, then i take off.

Caution

+1

RojoDojo

My car is rather loud, I live at the beach and there are all kinds of old people living around me. Early mornings I just take off as soon as I start up, but I make sure to keep the RPM's as low as possible. 2000-2500 max for sure until out of the neighborhood no matter the temp or time.

r3velation

i usually let it sit for a while, i'll turn it on, go into the house grab a cup of coffee or whatever to gather my things and make sure i didn't forget anything. (usually takes about 5 minutes)

when i start it cold and just run off, the exhaust gets really sensitive and makes weird pop pop sounds...i don't really like that so much so i just let it warm up. what's 5 minutes. really.

raubt

+1. When the RPMs drop it's safe to start rolling. I drive it gently for the first few minutes, but when the oil temp comes up it's fun-time.

Simon1

I let mine get through the initial higher rpm warm up, settle into the normal idle range and then I drive away.