We are living in a country that hardly actually has all four seasons (you know exactly what we’re talking about). We either experience extremely cold temperatures or extremely hot temperatures–there are barely any in-betweens. It’s not hard to understand why remote starters are a luxury many Canadian’s are willing to invest money on.

Many new vehicles are available with the remote start already factory installed–oh, the convenience. The better news? Older vehicles can still have the remote start installed and programmed on their system–it’s just an aftermarket product. Aftermarket products usually are less expensive than the factory versions, and sometimes the aftermarket product can be of a better quality. The only downside is the extra pollution it is causing from having your car on longer than you normally would. Aside from that negative factor, it’s mainly positive. In fact, it serves a really good purpose for Canadians who spend most of their year de-icing their cars or waiting for it to warm up so their not sitting in an ice cube.

Although it is quite nice to have a feature like remote start available for you to use, it is not entirely necessary. However, we are currently living in an era where technology is growing and it certainly makes life more comfortable and our days are made a little easier.