More than likely it is due to having aluminum intake (engine). The cold causes the intake to contract, although it will only contract a fraction of an inch, it is enough to allow extra air into the engine. Steel intakes do not constrict as much, but they do have similar problems, though not as pronounced. Without this air going through the air/fuel mixture your combustion chamber will be very lean therefore causing it to run a bit ruff. As soon as a little bit of heat builds it allows the intake to expand sealing off the leak. I have a 325ix and it doesn't like the cold. I also had (many years ago) a Datsun 280zx, with an all aluminum engine, and it too didn't like the cold.
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change your fuel filter, it could be plugged.
if older car could be carborator,choke pull off
what causes my car to stall gas is accelerate
He would wildly accelerate his car when the traffic light turned green. Gravity causes falling objects to accelerate as they move toward the Earth. Living in a foreign country can accelerate the speed at which you learn the native language.
It could mean one of your timing belts are loose
too many beers dude ..or the accelerator may be getting stuck
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