it's certainly not likely. frostbite is the term we use when our body's tissue literally freezes. as you can imagine this process can take quite some time. commonly frostbite occurs when bare skin is exposed to sub-freezing temperatures for a prolonged period of time. the process can occur faster if the bare skin is for example engulfed in snow or ice. and covered tissue (like skin fingers toes etc. ) isn't protected from frostbite either. many people have had their toes frozen by standing in knee-deep snow for hours even while wearing heavy boots. driving with the car windows down for 10 minutes in 35-degree weather isn't likely to produce frostbite. even if it did it would probably only produce a very mild case involving a few skin layers. hope this answers your question!
will you be able to get frost bite exposing your hands for 10 minutes in 30 degrees. a friend of mine said that she was driving a person home who did not want the defroster on in the car so in order to have the window defrosted she had to put the windows down for less than 10 minutes. the temperature outside was 35 degrees so is it possible for this person to get frost bite?