Superlicious, my build date is July 2013, and the dealer received my car in August. I bought it in December 2014, so it sat around for almost a year and a half. I just hit 5,000 miles and so far no problems. The car had 150 miles on the odometer when I got it, and the oil life was at 50%. I drove it very gently for the first half tank, figuring that the dealer filled it with regular 87 octane. As soon as I hit the half mark, I filled it with 91 premium. Also, when I hit 1,000 miles I changed the oil. My advice to you is to make sure the car is clean and detailed before you take delivery of it. Mine had a ton of dirt in the door sills, under the hood, and the driver's footwell. It also had a thick layer of greasy film on the inside of all the windows. I had the car washed and detailed and paid the guy extra to make sure the windows were clear of the greasy film. The car also had two inch-long scratches, which the dealer said (verbally) he would touch up. I should have had them put it in writing on the "Due Bill", because when I went back later to have them touch up the scratches they said it was not part of the "Due Bill". They also said the scratches were too deep and the whole section would have to be repainted. I was upset but mostly with myself for being stupid and not having put the touch up promise in writing, that's what I get for trusting people, but that's my fault. So just make sure the car is detailed and has no scratches, change the oil, and fill it with premium 91 fuel as soon as you can. You should be good to go!! Plus, you might get a good discount for buying one that's been on their lot for so long.
