Yeah, I remember this as an option on my Clifford alarm. The cool feature was that even though the car was running you couldn't just drive it away; if someone smashed the window and got in.
Decades? Let’s get this straight.... A decade is 10 years, you said “decades” now that could either mean, 20 years or 30 years... Do you seriously think this technology has been around that long?
@@thebelgiansmol-inois866 it actually has been around for That long. Surprisingly. A very early adaption of remote start was in a 1987 Cadillac Allanté.
You would get fined in Poland ;) Here having the parked car with running engine for more than one minute is forbidden due to environment protection issues.
In Northern Ireland until recently it was illegal to leave a car unlocked and unattended even without the keys in even at your home. Lock after fuelling up etc. Car bomb opportunity. (can i safely type car bomb into the internet ?? ).
@@niklasruge2132 Except everyone in my neighborhood lets the car run for 5 minutes but not me. I complained to my father about it at a family dinner in part of a smalltalk conversation and he looked at me like I was crazy when I said "I should report the whole neighborhood to the police". Imagine I follow the rules, but others don't. I will get caught. It's always been this way. When thousands of people break the rules, and I do it one time, I get caught. Always been like that. That's why I want everyone to be fined multiple thousand Euros so they learn to behave.
This is new fangled tech right here. He is so far ahead of the game. Imagine being able to start you car from somewhere else, a "remote start" you could call it. Man sure would be cool if regular cars can do that some day.
I mean it’s a pretty cool moment. I went from driving a 2004 Avalon and upgraded to the 2022 Avalon with remote start. My reaction is honestly the same as the guys I had to show it off. Didn’t matter to me if they knew or not. I was just in the moment
THANK YOU...a cold start is when you sit there turning the key and hearing the starter attempt to start the engine while praying the anti freeze works,Especially when you have an old cast iron block 5.7 or bigger
@@questioner1596 -30 below is just all kinds of wrong with your living choices, lol. Sure cold is a relative term but "True cold" isn't an actual thing just slang.
@@atuck6082, at least -30 is too cold for salt to work, so my cars don't rust as fast as if I lived somewhere that was -5 all winter. Also, you can always add layers in cold, but when it's too hot there's not much to protect yourself.
Volvo was pretty fast. They also sold an electic adapter so when you park your car at the company in countrys like Sweden, Norway, Finnland and they had electric outlets on their employe parking decks. You could maintain the temperatur on the inside of the car during the day, which helped so the cars were allways free from ice or snow without using gas.
@@brandope_420 Cold engine=Fuel enrichment and maximum gas bypass through the piston rings. This means that fuel and water enters the oil during cold start. When the oil gets up to temperature the oil and water evaporates and is sucked into the engine (for combustion) through the crankcase ventilation. Cold idling maximizes the amount of fuel in the oil, and because the engine oil never gets really varm at idle the fuel stays in the oil for an extended time. For the engine it is always best to start it and drive away after only a few seconds. No powerful accelerations until warmed up of course, just normal driving. This gets the engine up to temp much faster. Cars with automatic gearbox also has a special warm up program that changes the shift points to help the engine to warm up.
@@Rudolf2kBurden a cold engine to pull 2 tons instead of just ~50 kg? No, you just press the pedal to get 1500-2000 rpm until it warms up, then drive.
@@zacmich6472 You do not burden the engine with 2 ton unless you accelerate with 1g. Just drive normal/careful during warmup with no hard acceleration.
A REAL cold start is when it's so cold that you spend 30 mins trying to start a vehicle and it just barely starts, say like when it's -30° Fahrenheit or colder. Thank God for fuel injection
It's been -30 degrees celsius for the past 2-3 weeks where I live in Canada. And I've had to park my car outside. This guy in the video has no idea what a real cold start is.
In Russia we put blankets under the hood and plastic covers in front of the radiator. It helps a bit when its -40°C but where it's really cold (yakutsk -65°C) they either warm up a fire under the engine (1950's method). Or you buy a portable garage (Natasha), that's a big padded cover that keeps the inside temperature a bit warmer.
I live in Brazil, and here we build garages for any car we have, so I think very weird when I see expensive cars like this just loose outside on sun, rain or snow. 😅
@@StreetDrivenDaily you should do it they are fantastic, I even purchased one for my mum just to pop into town now and again, tight squeeze on the drive but we did it.
Had this in my 96 Type R Integra 20 years ago. This dude is gonna show me how his iPod connects to the aux on the stereo in his next video, or how he has a sat nav that shows how fast he is going.
@@DoctorTauri i mean his lambo is most likely coded and secured by a company like pandora deffo isnt factory alot of people can have this on any car but costs a fair bit
I love how he calls it a cold start when there’s no snow on the ground lol tad bit of frost on the roof. Which means by lunch you can probably rock shorts it’ll be warm enough out. Shouldn’t be needing that 37 year old technology quite yet
Lol, remote starters have been around for decades. -40°C over here in Canada right now. Can’t live without them. The best is using it to cool down the car when it’s hot!
@dj hitek thats the reason why you have to pay 80 euro if you caught doing this in germany even if you are scraping the ice off of the windscreen while the car is warming up.
My Peugeot 106 GTI in 1999 had remote start via the clifford alarm i had, from what recall it invalided it's thatcham category, it's also a legal gray area in the UK as they are not legal unless you have private parking area.
i had a 1994 acura legend with push button start. car companies artificially removed a bunch of features in the 2000s when people had a billion dollars and would buy anything.
Wait until he shows us a machine he has with 2 slots and he puts bread in it and a few moments later it comes out crisp and toasty! No one else has anything like it!
I find at -40°C (-40°F), I have to be careful how quickly I let go of the clutch pedal to idle in neutral, or else it will stall. The transmission fluid is just that much thicker below -25°C.
@@otlndsh My favourite part is when he brought out his key to unlock it. Does this thing seriously not have keyless entry & go like my 2012 Suzuki does?
I believe that's a Pandora alarm, so theoretically one can make almost every car do the same. Unfortunately, my Duke 390 doesn't want to start remotely with a Pandora installed.
your engine will love this. Running as long as possible with cold oil and rich fuel mixture. Instead you could use a water parrking heater which uses less fuel and saves the engine.
Imagine having to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to appreciate something that came out 15+ years ago. “Ello chaps! Let me show you the new lambo features” video sponsored by bell helmets for those with smooth brains
He got 3+ million views watching slow people make fun of him for posting a video about outdated technology and those people still think they're smarter
Tip from a Finnish guy: Install Webasto, Eberspächer or Binar diesel/gasoline heater which heats up the engine (before actually having to start it up) as well as the cabin. Webasto is the best equipment a car can have up here in the north. I use mine every morning when temperatures are between freezing -30 and chilly +10°C. Too expensive? Get an Defa electric engine&interior heater setup. 👍🏼👍🏼❄️
@@panzerveps My cellphone goes from 50% charged to dead, when it is minus degrees out there. Have to warm it up so the battery suddenly works again. That can't be good for the battery of the phone, but much less so can cold be good for a heap of battery banks inside a car. I wonder what will be the long term results of electrical cars that are actually driven year around.
@@_trust9994 No it doesnt you just have to press the start button when you get it before you can drive. Itll also turn off after a certain time if you dont get it in.
@@ryan19754 why is it terrible for the car to idle for longer than 15 mins? The only bad thing i can think of is you’re just wasting gas, but thats not “terrible for the car”
@@ViezePoeperd lmao now it's global cooling it seems. People will buy in to anything. Like this video, they make fun of a guy for his video when he's actually taking advantage of 3 million+ people who never saw remote start before. Making bank off one video.
I used to drive an old '97 Audi A3. The windshield would freeze on the inside. Impossible to scrape the ice off. I remember those good old days where i would roll down the window and put my head out to see the road, and feel the cold wind in my hair rushing to the office.
This man doesn’t even know the struggle of living in a place that actually gets cold. These British people calling 40 degree weather freezing. Edit: Fahrenheit
Love it, coming from Canada :) I feel bad for my truck when the air is -37c even if the poor truck's been plugged in. 15min remote start and the engine is barely off cold.
I thought we were looking at his paint job. Like it would change color as the car warmed up! So disappointing… that’s a nice little luxury that’s been around for ages. It’s illegal in some places to have your car running idle.
Never experienced -7c in the middle of a winter morning, waiting for your 20yr old Vauxhall Astra to heat up and the cabin fills up with petrol fumes. Good times.
Ah yes. The neighbours must love that man. Who doesn't want to listen to a loud lambo every morning - even if you could have slept for a few more hours
This is a common misconception. When stationary, the engine never gets as warm as it should. And you have the problem that the oil tends to dilute. So if you want to do something good for your engine in winter, then start, drive off leisurely and avoid excessively low and high rpms. Nature won't thank you: exhaust pollution treatment in cars need a minimum temperature before they work.
Had inteli start via Clifford alarm on my E30 BMW in 96’. It was just a cool video to post not because I just found about it 😂🤦🏽♂️
Yea that's true back in the day
Wtf Yianni? Doesn’t it have auxiliary heating? (Webasto). Ask Matt about if it’s good running the engine without moving while while oil still cold…
and im still outside in my 63 plate gti waiting for it to warm up :D
Yeah, I remember this as an option on my Clifford alarm. The cool feature was that even though the car was running you couldn't just drive it away; if someone smashed the window and got in.
Mate that’s amazing I just got sky satellite tv here it’s very depressing in the winter.
Can’t wait to watch Miami vice.
This guy has clearly never experienced the joys of sitting in a freezing cold Toyota Aygo at -1 on a cold, dark, English morning!
Love the pf bro
@@boomboys9425 hahaha 🤣
-1 😂😂 dude,i get - 20 in a renault clio and you complain about minus 1? I mean, that is quite nice to have compared to -20
Peugeot 107 ✔️
-1 what?
He’s acting as though remote start hasn’t been around for decades.
It’s illegal because of emisión regulations in Europe
@@saulenrique1460 hmm really? Interesting
Decades? Let’s get this straight.... A decade is 10 years, you said “decades” now that could either mean, 20 years or 30 years... Do you seriously think this technology has been around that long?
@@thebelgiansmol-inois866 it actually has been around for That long. Surprisingly. A very early adaption of remote start was in a 1987 Cadillac Allanté.
@@thebelgiansmol-inois866 it's at least 20 years minimum as I had a 2001 dodge ram that had remote start.
You would get fined in Poland ;) Here having the parked car with running engine for more than one minute is forbidden due to environment protection issues.
Same in Germany. And it‘s good like that!
Here in Serbia you could let it run the whole day nobody would care because its your fuel that you are wasting :D
Here in my country you could leave the car running and be away for hours no problem, because when you come back, your car is gone.
In Northern Ireland until recently it was illegal to leave a car unlocked and unattended even without the keys in even at your home. Lock after fuelling up etc. Car bomb opportunity. (can i safely type car bomb into the internet ?? ).
@@niklasruge2132 Except everyone in my neighborhood lets the car run for 5 minutes but not me. I complained to my father about it at a family dinner in part of a smalltalk conversation and he looked at me like I was crazy when I said "I should report the whole neighborhood to the police".
Imagine I follow the rules, but others don't. I will get caught. It's always been this way. When thousands of people break the rules, and I do it one time, I get caught. Always been like that. That's why I want everyone to be fined multiple thousand Euros so they learn to behave.
Now that’s a real nice Audi!
Its a Lamborguni Urus 🤦♂️
Audi owns Lamborghini and its the same car basically, engine tech and shell of the car
@@known3617
@@known3617it’s the same platform and engine of an Audi Rsq8
Where is yours?
"It’s a Lamborghini urus" 👆🤓
I honestly didn’t even realize it was a Lamborghini Urus until towards the end. Looked like some Subaru from the top view lol
Either a Subaru or an Audi
Looks hideous
@@shahan484 bruh
That's because it's a beefed up VW Tuareg.
Okay glad im not alone i thought it was a jag or something 😂😂
When old people discover things that have been around for 20 years.
LOL
I was about to say.....this is nothing new man by far. I thought he was just making an excuse to try and flex the whip or something
Circa...1989
I'm not old and didn't realize they have b en around that long. But I am poor so.
@@boejiden876 they haven't. Automatic start-ups have been a thing since late 00s maybe
LOL, I've had Webasto in my car since 1995, and it heats the car as fast, if not faster. Plus the engine never runs cold.
Are you a Defender owner?
I used to work for Webasto in Minworth.
Quality products, and those heaters are brilliant.
This is new fangled tech right here. He is so far ahead of the game. Imagine being able to start you car from somewhere else, a "remote start" you could call it. Man sure would be cool if regular cars can do that some day.
Yeah it’s been standard equipment on camaros for 6+ years now
😂😂😂
tons of regular cars are having that feature, couldnt be more useless
@@einunbekannter5813 especially since in most cars it only last 15 mins
@SearchingForNessie what's that supposed to mean?
Don’t ruin his moment guys. He’s the first to have a remote start.🤫
🤦🏾♀️
Exactly what I was thinking
I mean it’s a pretty cool moment. I went from driving a 2004 Avalon and upgraded to the 2022 Avalon with remote start. My reaction is honestly the same as the guys I had to show it off. Didn’t matter to me if they knew or not. I was just in the moment
@@eden20111 did you know you can get an auto start on older cars too? They sell them at best buy and you can get it installed
Nah Soulja boy was the first to have remote start
Actually, it's not a cold start. The real cold start is when you start the engine and you don't know if it will start or not.
THANK YOU...a cold start is when you sit there turning the key and hearing the starter attempt to start the engine while praying the anti freeze works,Especially when you have an old cast iron block 5.7 or bigger
That's cold starting a hooptie.
... This is cold starting a Lambo.
@@atuck6082, I've seen brand new cars struggle in true cold (below -30°C). This looks like a warm spring day.
@@questioner1596 -30 below is just all kinds of wrong with your living choices, lol.
Sure cold is a relative term but "True cold" isn't an actual thing just slang.
@@atuck6082, at least -30 is too cold for salt to work, so my cars don't rust as fast as if I lived somewhere that was -5 all winter. Also, you can always add layers in cold, but when it's too hot there's not much to protect yourself.
This actually disappoints me, because my dad's Volvo has a heater so you can just heat the car up without the engine running, works way faster.
Volvo was pretty fast. They also sold an electic adapter so when you park your car at the company in countrys like Sweden, Norway, Finnland and they had electric outlets on their employe parking decks. You could maintain the temperatur on the inside of the car during the day, which helped so the cars were allways free from ice or snow without using gas.
Perfect way to maximize the amount of water and fuel in the oil.
How does that happen ? Normally I also let my car run 3min in the morning before driving off.
@@brandope_420 Cold engine=Fuel enrichment and maximum gas bypass through the piston rings. This means that fuel and water enters the oil during cold start.
When the oil gets up to temperature the oil and water evaporates and is sucked into the engine (for combustion) through the crankcase ventilation.
Cold idling maximizes the amount of fuel in the oil, and because the engine oil never gets really varm at idle the fuel stays in the oil for an extended time.
For the engine it is always best to start it and drive away after only a few seconds. No powerful accelerations until warmed up of course, just normal driving. This gets the engine up to temp much faster. Cars with automatic gearbox also has a special warm up program that changes the shift points to help the engine to warm up.
@@Rudolf2kBurden a cold engine to pull 2 tons instead of just ~50 kg? No, you just press the pedal to get 1500-2000 rpm until it warms up, then drive.
@@zacmich6472 You do not burden the engine with 2 ton unless you accelerate with 1g. Just drive normal/careful during warmup with no hard acceleration.
@@Rudolf2k All the old guys in my area warm up their engines in winter and their cars last. That thing with the straight go off is eco bullshit
A REAL cold start is when it's so cold that you spend 30 mins trying to start a vehicle and it just barely starts, say like when it's -30° Fahrenheit or colder. Thank God for fuel injection
Cold start is when you have to make a fire under the engine, to warm it up a bit.
#Late80swintervibes
@@dan_6915 That's actually how they warm up semis in Siberia
It's been -30 degrees celsius for the past 2-3 weeks where I live in Canada. And I've had to park my car outside. This guy in the video has no idea what a real cold start is.
Dan,
There ya go! Better yet.
In Russia we put blankets under the hood and plastic covers in front of the radiator. It helps a bit when its -40°C but where it's really cold (yakutsk -65°C) they either warm up a fire under the engine (1950's method). Or you buy a portable garage (Natasha), that's a big padded cover that keeps the inside temperature a bit warmer.
Meh, my wifes 2009 skoda fabia has a cold start system too....... I go out and start it for her.😎
Lol
This comment is so overrated according to your wife.
🤣
that is so romantic of you terry!
I recon the Fab sounds much better on start up as well!
it is better for the engine to not let to car idle for minutes to warm up. the best thing to do is start and drive off immediately.
This is where the hot water bottle comes in really handy if you ain’t got all that high tech stuff .
Or you can build a garage which actually fits your car? Haha only joking Yan👍
I live in Brazil, and here we build garages for any car we have, so I think very weird when I see expensive cars like this just loose outside on sun, rain or snow. 😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣
What cars are in the garage?
No money left over for a garage😅
@@maxwellpereira you got cars in brazil? Wow
This video made me upgrade from my 97' opel vectra b to Lamborghini Urus. What a difference! thanks a lot
the vectra b is one tough fucker though.... unless it rusts away
im still not convinced that I should get one of these...
nice, I'm thinking to upgrade from GT-R to an F-117 Nighthawk
@@StreetDrivenDaily you should do it they are fantastic, I even purchased one for my mum just to pop into town now and again, tight squeeze on the drive but we did it.
Hehe
“Cold start” when the snow hasn’t even stuck to the snow.. lmao
Had this in my 96 Type R Integra 20 years ago.
This dude is gonna show me how his iPod connects to the aux on the stereo in his next video, or how he has a sat nav that shows how fast he is going.
Would you like a validation award?
@@known3617 I'm sure your comment seemed real edgy and witty in your mind but it just didn't play out that way
I’m more happy going outside and cranking up my ls400 by hand and waiting inside for it to warm up, something I’d like to call “character building”
villain origin story
It’s humbling
Character building🤓
good ol 2jz
Definitely still a kid
Unfortunately we aren’t all on as much money as you mate I have to go out and scrape my windscreen
Yep agree and I drive a 14 plate mondeo 😂amazing life we live
And....
My 2019 ford focus does that mate.
No offense but even Base Chevy’s Ford’s have this
@@DoctorTauri i mean his lambo is most likely coded and secured by a company like pandora deffo isnt factory alot of people can have this on any car but costs a fair bit
I love how he calls it a cold start when there’s no snow on the ground lol tad bit of frost on the roof. Which means by lunch you can probably rock shorts it’ll be warm enough out. Shouldn’t be needing that 37 year old technology quite yet
My 1989 escort rs turbo had heated front and rear screen. Revolutionary.
Lol, remote starters have been around for decades. -40°C over here in Canada right now. Can’t live without them. The best is using it to cool down the car when it’s hot!
RIP lads, hope the best perhaps you'll end up in Cryo sleep and end up in the future. Keep warm inside
Manitoba?
Coop story bro
@@BhindTheShingle I thought the same thing, that’s how it’s been in Winnipeg for the last week
-35C today with a -50 windchill in Fort St John BC today
I love that he thinks remote start is a flex when my girlfriend’s Chevy Malibu has it.
Hahahah . Same shit I was thinking.
my civic has it with auto climate control
i used to have it then it started turning on by itself and i had to get it disconnected 😂 mega L since i’m in NE USA
My 2013 focus had it as a dealer option. Love it in winter or summer.
Hes flexing the lambo not the remote start lmao.
Sick ride my friend
The only Lambo owner in the world who parks his car on the street.
10 gallons of fuel later…..my car is warm 😂😂😂
just max rev when the car is cold, it will get warmer much faster 😈
@dj hitek thats the reason why you have to pay 80 euro if you caught doing this in germany even if you are scraping the ice off of the windscreen while the car is warming up.
@@onurinhow ich weiß…..ich komme aus Deutschland 😄. Hier kann man sich den Spaß allerdings auch nicht mehr erlauben.
My Peugeot 106 GTI in 1999 had remote start via the clifford alarm i had, from what recall it invalided it's thatcham category, it's also a legal gray area in the UK as they are not legal unless you have private parking area.
i had a 1994 acura legend with push button start. car companies artificially removed a bunch of features in the 2000s when people had a billion dollars and would buy anything.
Wait until he shows us a machine he has with 2 slots and he puts bread in it and a few moments later it comes out crisp and toasty!
No one else has anything like it!
Yeah right... could you imagine?! That's some "spooky science"
I don t see how that could work.
Bullshit. Thats impossible. Like 2 slices at once? Naaah you makin sruff up ma dude
@@frostbite9743 I know right! 2 slices! Un real. I mean....might as well call it a 4 slice toaster....its all impossible!
the new trending bs 4 sure
-35°C and you get it running first try, now that is a COLD start.
Move to Central Canada, that's just a normal Monday morning for people heading to work
South Eastern Ontario this week got down to -28 this week. my car fired up first try every day, I know the feel.
I find at -40°C (-40°F), I have to be careful how quickly I let go of the clutch pedal to idle in neutral, or else it will stall. The transmission fluid is just that much thicker below -25°C.
I feel for you, bruh, greetings and thumbs up from Siberia🤣🤣🤣
I actually got a video of that on my channel but in -30C, sounded like a tractor lol
My man used the tool for its intended purpose. Genius, absolute genius.
Lol you brits are funny when it comes to cold weathers.
You do know he’s just acting to show us the remote starter when he’s just trying to show us he’s driving a Lamborghini lmfao
Word 🙄
Dude thinks he's so sick😂 I'm more impressed by a 2 door ute that makes its way through frozen mud every day
Flexing with an Urus? Really? lol
You clearly don’t know Yianni.
Y’all sound so jealous. Stop being poor then complain
Almost every new car has remote start today this isn’t special😂
No it’s special alright. He can afford the lambo SUV but doesn’t have a garage to park it in.
@@GoneFishing1725 it’s literally sitting right in front of the garage
@@Da_one_tl why is it not inside?
@@mr1ybbob3214 maybe more cars inside
@@mr1ybbob3214 braggadocio
I was on the fence between getting a Honda Civic and this Lamborghini. This video has convinced me to get the Urus. Thanks Yianni 😊
Lol, my 2015 e-Up has this 😂
Wow an automatic starter. This brand new technology is great.
LOL exactly what I thought. 2021! Wow!
@@otlndsh My favourite part is when he brought out his key to unlock it. Does this thing seriously not have keyless entry & go like my 2012 Suzuki does?
Its not really brand new tho my car is a 2007 and has remote start
I believe that's a Pandora alarm, so theoretically one can make almost every car do the same. Unfortunately, my Duke 390 doesn't want to start remotely with a Pandora installed.
Man’s got da lambo with da Nissan fob
your engine will love this. Running as long as possible with cold oil and rich fuel mixture.
Instead you could use a water parrking heater which uses less fuel and saves the engine.
I think its funny what this feature is called in english. "Water parking heater" is a very silly word for this tech :D
@@KristalBlut Standheizung!
When the doors open " welcome into you're audi"
Ah yes my 2010 Honda Odyssey does the same thing your $200k lambo does👍🏻 must be a staple that I’ve finally made it.
Thats cold still
For the price of this car the car better waits for me with fresh coffee every morning
Who’s gonna tell him dodge, Chevy, ford, Kia, and many other companies have had this feature for years
... But Italians.. Do it better 😉 Lambo nr. 1!
@@flaviowhynot2623 more fun? Absolutely, but better, not really,
Now who’s gonna tell people he never claimed this to be some novelty feature
@@micharel937 actions speak louder than words
@@Shawnjohnsonallthewa you're right... It isn't better.. It's more than better. It is the best. Ciao ciao man
Imagine having to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to appreciate something that came out 15+ years ago. “Ello chaps! Let me show you the new lambo features” video sponsored by bell helmets for those with smooth brains
What. It costs about 200 to put remote start in ANY CAR. Where's hundreds of thousands come from
@@mr1ybbob3214 The $200,000 car??
@@ThiccEFT I can guarantee you he didnt buy it just to show us remote start
@@mr1ybbob3214 very smooth-brained of you to say🤡🤡
@@ThiccEFT you mean the car that cost them 1-10k to build and then price up by 20x
imagine turning the ignition in a lambo just to hear the starter whine for over 20 seconds before it fires. THATS a cold start
Man said, "now that is how you do it" like it's the experience of the commom man😂
A “Cold Start” is when you hear how the engine starts up in the cold. Not whatever rendition you think your doing.
I think he knows that
When you hear the individual rotations of the crankshaft, swearing like a French sailor, wishing that you'd be in a Mexican resort rn
He got 3+ million views watching slow people make fun of him for posting a video about outdated technology and those people still think they're smarter
Tip from a Finnish guy: Install Webasto, Eberspächer or Binar diesel/gasoline heater which heats up the engine (before actually having to start it up) as well as the cabin. Webasto is the best equipment a car can have up here in the north. I use mine every morning when temperatures are between freezing -30 and chilly +10°C.
Too expensive? Get an Defa electric engine&interior heater setup. 👍🏼👍🏼❄️
Is there a "too expensive" if you own a lambo?
Lol. Forget these fossils and just buy electric. It's better in every single way and warm in minutes. :D
@@Sahkoautoseparempiauto Yup. Nothing beats a PTC that beats out a couple of kilowatts almost immediately.
@@panzerveps My cellphone goes from 50% charged to dead, when it is minus degrees out there. Have to warm it up so the battery suddenly works again.
That can't be good for the battery of the phone, but much less so can cold be good for a heap of battery banks inside a car.
I wonder what will be the long term results of electrical cars that are actually driven year around.
@@derBenIsPlaying Sounds like your phone's battery is defective and should be changed. That's not a good argument against EVs.
I love remote starting my 2010 Nissan Xterra. Amazing technology.
still prefer this neat thing called a key. cheap to replace, nothing can go wrong.
Almost every American car has had this feature for a while now.
Yeah but the car will turn off when you open the door.
@@_trust9994 No it doesnt you just have to press the start button when you get it before you can drive. Itll also turn off after a certain time if you dont get it in.
@@xxdee1nonlyxx yah, it’s a 15 min run time before auto shut off
@@AB12896 yea but who warms their car up longer than 15 minutes. That’s terrible for the car doing that every day
@@ryan19754 why is it terrible for the car to idle for longer than 15 mins? The only bad thing i can think of is you’re just wasting gas, but thats not “terrible for the car”
Remote start. Doing exactly what it was intended to do since the beginning of remote starts.
Guys you know what's cool at night when you don't want to go to bed? The thing called a TV 🤯
let a man enjoy his lambo guys damn, idc if remote start has been around a while, he's clearly enjoying it
I’m sure. Having more people with a lifestyle like this we’d be toast.
Nah remote start on my moms honda pilot bro thsi aint rich shi
lmao are you talking about global warming??
@@ViezePoeperd lmao now it's global cooling it seems. People will buy in to anything. Like this video, they make fun of a guy for his video when he's actually taking advantage of 3 million+ people who never saw remote start before. Making bank off one video.
I'm not going anywhere, but I'm going to go outside and let my car run for 30minutes just to release more carbon into the air because I read this.
@@ViezePoeperd yes. :)
Not too sure why were excited by old technology, ive had this feature for years on my truck and mustang lol
Wow you are special. My 2000 Ford Excursion does the same thing too. Yay I'm special too.
2003 v6 mustang cold start ❄ pure sound
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A real cold start.
Me: *laughs in Canadian eh*
My 2019 Ford Focus ST does the same. Even keyless entering. Bruh
Automatic tho?
@@theshadeofjett Yes. Manual has no remote start feature.
@@sertacgencer Automatic is horrendous.
No driving experience what so ever
i'd still rather drive a Urus than a shitty ST tho
@@kronosclashon2876 own an urus?
Wow think i'll head to my local dealership and buy a Lamborghini now
I used to drive an old '97 Audi A3. The windshield would freeze on the inside. Impossible to scrape the ice off.
I remember those good old days where i would roll down the window and put my head out to see the road, and feel the cold wind in my hair rushing to the office.
man i do that stihl, freezong over here,
The view out the window looks like its from a video game
I got a heater fan that does the same. Cost £40 saves fuel. I will swap you if you like
This man doesn’t even know the struggle of living in a place that actually gets cold. These British people calling 40 degree weather freezing.
Edit: Fahrenheit
literally nobody in Britain complains about it being cold, what are you on about?
Winter mornings are often below -5c in the UK... last time i checked, that IS below freezing.
There would be no frost if it were 40 degrees.. water doesn't freeze until 32. Think I learned that before starting kindergarten.
That black smoke though 😲
Omg!!! Did you invent this new idea??? Wow!! How amazing!!! Genius
Try Canada today -47 lmaoo that's a cold start. Jokes man, that remote start is actually fantastic 👌
Love it, coming from Canada :) I feel bad for my truck when the air is -37c even if the poor truck's been plugged in. 15min remote start and the engine is barely off cold.
Thats the coolest train I had ever seen, nice train!
I just like the fact the steering wheel is on the correct and proper side.....
You know what you’re right! I never thought about getting a Lamborghini for winter!
I thought we were looking at his paint job. Like it would change color as the car warmed up! So disappointing… that’s a nice little luxury that’s been around for ages. It’s illegal in some places to have your car running idle.
What isn't illegal
@@custosnocte1528 Your 🐱!
Dude had to get a lambo to discover automatic start
Hell yea, lets wreck the engine over time because its ages in a cold state 😎😎😎
Saw this in Canada 15 years ago and thought they were so ahead of times
Never experienced -7c in the middle of a winter morning, waiting for your 20yr old Vauxhall Astra to heat up and the cabin fills up with petrol fumes. Good times.
Best cars ever though. I loved the Astra.
And the car is still locked… with the lights on, needlessly blinding everyone else in traffic.
Always being warm will give you problems in the future.. discomfort is good
Yeah it's called a remote starter been around for years,
Nice job Sherlock!
Our Manly Colon is sooo smart…
@@libraryofthoughts0 move along troll
@@mannycolon1276 I have a 91 Corolla with old school remote start. Key for the door and key for the ignition.
In the UK it doesn’t usually come as standard as it’s illegal to have your engine running on a public road while unattended.
@@uktokers damn that sucks, you have to sit on a freezing cold car while it warms up,
I usually just set my car on fire... Does the job 👍🏼
🤣
Man said “Real” cold start talking bout starting his car from his phone 😂😂
The car looks like it is from a videogame at first.
I had this 15 years ago on my expedition…. It was great….
that sounds wicked! omg i would love to hear that as my alarm
Ah yes. The neighbours must love that man. Who doesn't want to listen to a loud lambo every morning - even if you could have slept for a few more hours
The Urus is such a beautiful car😫 i’m gonna spend my entire life saving for that bih💀 only make 2 cents an hour
You have to go through the cold start together with your car. It's there for you when you need it, so you should be there when it needs you.
Jk.
Love doing this. Always reminds me of getting into a cab after a rave at like 6am lol
And what about the 🌠environment🌠?!
Thank you for the tutorial on how remote start works
Good thing for the engine running slowly warm with cold oil... and good thing for the nature too.
In germany its forbidden start thw engine to warmup the car when you scratch ice from the windows. It costs 80 bucks :D
@@ferox1183 Good, it not only pollutes but destroys the engine over a long time
This is a common misconception. When stationary, the engine never gets as warm as it should. And you have the problem that the oil tends to dilute. So if you want to do something good for your engine in winter, then start, drive off leisurely and avoid excessively low and high rpms.
Nature won't thank you: exhaust pollution treatment in cars need a minimum temperature before they work.
Ooohhh a command start! Must be new technology lol🤦♂️ next tell us about block heaters 😄 🤣
If you don't want a cold car, have money, it's that simple, we all have the same 24 hours, just work harder
Lol “cold start”. I think a cold start it starting your vehicle here in Alaska at -60 below