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One of the first points Steve makes is that the necessity of warming up your car largely depends on the type of oil used. For those who use synthetic oil, there’s a significant advantage: its viscosity remains consistent across a wide temperature range, from -40 to +40 degrees Celsius. This means that the oil does not thin out as it heats up, eliminating the need for a prolonged warm-up period typically associated with traditional oils.