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July 15th, 2015 05:29 AM #11You can drive off right after starting without worry with modern engines & transmission.
My preference is, on first start in the morning, to wait for the engine to idle settle down, proceed slowly until I've reached an arbitrarily set distance (mine is less than 1 km) then I operate normally. Most times I wait for another 1-2 minutes before moving off. On the other side of the world, New York black car drivers warm-up their cars for 15 minutes before moving, claiming long engine & transmission life.
You can shut off your Jazz right away as long as you don't rev the engine right before cutting ignition or running at sustained high speeds or running up a mountain, in those cases I'd drive around at low speeds for a few minutes to cool the engine a bit.
Actually, it was Philip Stuckey's car. Richard Geere's character was chauffeured around which was...
2009 Lotus Esprit