Comments on: Remote car starter http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/halinabalka/2008/02/12/remote-car-starter/ Just another Rogers Radio Blog weblog Fri, 16 May 2008 16:24:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.3-2.2.1 By: Deborah Soanes http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/halinabalka/2008/02/12/remote-car-starter/#comment-37 Deborah Soanes Tue, 04 Mar 2008 04:41:13 +0000 http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/halinabalka/2008/02/12/remote-car-starter/#comment-37 Far more important than you having to pay a few extra pennies for the extra gas that you use idling your car, is the cost that we all have to pay for the global warming caused by the extra carbon dioxide that is produced unneccessarily. Far more important than you having to pay a few extra pennies for the extra gas that you use idling your car, is the cost that we all have to pay for the global warming caused by the extra carbon dioxide that is produced unneccessarily.

]]> By: Cindy http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/halinabalka/2008/02/12/remote-car-starter/#comment-34 Cindy Wed, 27 Feb 2008 13:16:49 +0000 http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/halinabalka/2008/02/12/remote-car-starter/#comment-34 "The few cold minutes I do spend in my car each morning are offset by the fact that I know I am not wasting fuel, I am not needlessly polluting the air and I am not causing unnecessary wear and tear to my car components." I don't know how you can just start up a car and go during winter in this climate. Unless of course you don't need to see through the windshield. Takes at least 5 minutes for my car (which is parked outside, I have no garage) to warm up enough that the windshield doesn't fog up for me to be able to see to drive. When it's really cold like this morning, a person who is really cold is likely to be a little slower with their reflexes too....I will continue to warm up my car for 5 minutes on really cold mornings. I only have a remote starter in one of my cars (used car, came equipped with it), and I love it on mornings like this if I happen to be driving that car that day. “The few cold minutes I do spend in my car each morning are offset by the fact that I know I am not wasting fuel, I am not needlessly polluting the air and I am not causing unnecessary wear and tear to my car components.”

I don’t know how you can just start up a car and go during winter in this climate. Unless of course you don’t need to see through the windshield. Takes at least 5 minutes for my car (which is parked outside, I have no garage) to warm up enough that the windshield doesn’t fog up for me to be able to see to drive. When it’s really cold like this morning, a person who is really cold is likely to be a little slower with their reflexes too….I will continue to warm up my car for 5 minutes on really cold mornings. I only have a remote starter in one of my cars (used car, came equipped with it), and I love it on mornings like this if I happen to be driving that car that day.

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