DRIVERS have been left shocked after realising they can warm their vehicles in second with a genius hack.
A motors expert has revealed the quickest way to heat up the interior of a car and it can save you big.
With the cold weather around the corner, drivers want to make sure their vehicle is hot and comfortable.
But many are unaware of an easy way to instantly warm up their car.
Luckily, a driving instructor from Kruzee has shared the step by step guide to avoid freezing this winter.
The motorist took to TikTok to explain the genius hack to his more than 15,000 followers.
Instead of splashing on a new air con, drivers can use the car’s heating and air conditioning system to increase the temperature in the fastest possible way.
On the video he said: “You’ll need this for the winter, the fastest way to warm up your car.”
Footage shows the driver jumping into the vehicle and turning on the ignition.
He explained: “Turn on your ignition without starting the engine, and after five seconds start your car.”
The motors pro added: “Idle your vehicle for 30 seconds, no more, and after 30 seconds begin your drive and turn on your air.
“You should feel warm air by this point.”
The video has now gathered almost 500,000 views and thousands of likes from fellow car owners.
Dozens of users rushed to the comment section after trying the smart tip.
But not everyone was impressed by the hack.
Many users slammed the video and said it doesn’t work on diesel cars.
One user fumed: “I got a diesel, followed instructions and now I have hypothermia.”
Another explained: “And in a diesel if it’s too cold and you put your fan to the max on the highway, your engine temp will drop to 0.”
Others said if your vehicle is too old, warming it up won’t be as quick.
A car owner said: “My car is old need a little more time”.
“I only start feel the warmth once I arrive after 2 hour destination,” another slammed.
“Tell me you don’t live in Canada without telling me. It’s -47F here I’ll start my car with remote control and wait 15 minutes before driving it,” another slammed.
It comes as another car expert warned drivers that they are warming up their cars in the morning all wrong.
With lower temperatures expected for next week, drivers will be warming their cars before setting off.
