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Drivers have been cautioned against continuing a damaging practice that could lead to premature engine wear and tear. In their post on X, Michael Passingham, a senior cars researcher, was asked whether people should leave their car running to warm the engine up . ‌

He said: "No. Only cars with carburettors need this to be done, and they haven't been made for more than 30 years. The only exception to this is if you want a nice, clear windscreen and a toasty interior when you get in. Some new cars have apps that you can turn the car on remotely and have the car ready when you're ready ." ‌

Pointing followers towards their website, the specialists went on to detail precisely why it is never recommended to warm up your motor by allowing it to run while you

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