So it was -32(-25F) this morning in the city (Edmonton, AB)
Got to work, I don't have a extension to plug my car in, great..
so i go to start my car 10mins before i leave for lunch, started right out, no hesitation at all, i have to say im very impressed with the car (it was -27(-16F) when i left)

 

Why wouldn't it start right up

It's a Monte Carlo after all

 

I have to agree with mik last winter mine would sit for 2 weeks + at -20 - go out she would crank slow but pop off even without the choke!

 

Woah, that is freezing cold.
It's about 47 here ^.^ lol

 

43 here today. It is a heat wave. lol

 

......Come on down to Arkansas..?
It's a balmy 45deg with a low of only 30deg tonight.
Seriously, do you have to add any fuel additives up there
due to the extreme cold ?
Just curious.

 

Its not a bad idea to do it (although here in Edmonton its only this cold for a few weeks out of the winter) but i havent yet, and havent run into any trouble... how ever it is highly suggested to not let your gas tank go below half, to minimize condition build up, which in turn can freeze your lines

 

I live by that rule, and I'm not even in THAT cold of temperatures

 

Its 65 here. lol

 

wow, i really need to start reading what i type before i "submit it"

"to minimize condition build up"
what i meant was "to minimize Condensation buid up"

lol