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Originally Posted by MaSnaka
I have heard that starting up the car to warm the engine will attract condensation as it cools, thus oxidation. Depending on where you live it might be best to leave it in the garage uncovered and cold while the weather is bad. I'm no expert on this cold weather storage but thought it was worth the mention.
John
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You are no expert, but you have the correct answer.
Unless you are planning on driving it, it's best to let it set. Just starting it up generally will not get everything up to operating tempatures and when that happens you do get condensation issues.