Mine been sitting for 4 weeks. I have started it up a couple of times. Guess it needs to make a couple of trips around the block. The wife's vehicle has gone 15 miles the last two weeks till today. Had to take kitty to the vet. Curb side vet visits are a trip.

Don't even get me started on this. I am so sick of my F'N neighbor.

Yup. Don't let your seals dry out.

I guess that's a good PSA, news is trying to find something else to report on except the CV, but they are over doing it a tad, or quite a bit there. I leave my classic cars for mths on end not being started, doesn't hurt them. Ask the reporter there how long it's going to take for rust to start eating away the cast steel brake rotors you have there . As long as your car isn't sitting in a salt water puddle, I think your brakes will make it. As soon as you do drive it, that surface rust comes off your first red light ,
A starting every once in a while isn't going to hurt them I guess, but if your battery isn't gone to begin with, I think everybody is going to be OK on their cars through this.

@Smokeybear : Yes!! I had to take my pup fur a curb side visit last week. Quite the experience. I'm just grateful they are still open.

And to pour "salt in the wound", gasoline is what....In the $1.30's?!?!....And most of us can't even take advantage of it!!!Even Baby Bush's great recession didn't lower it that much!...

@eighteen : My neighbor has 8-9 cars. I park in front of my house so I don't have to see cars not to mention he puts ruts my yard or parks a foot away from the curb causing traffic issues. 😡So ready to move ..........