Betting your battery is bad. The best way to keep it up, if you don't regularly drive it, would be to keep a battery minder on it. They are smart chargers, and once the battery is fully charged it will float the battery, rather than continiously trickle chargeing it. I keep my motor home batteries on a minder, since it often sits, sometimes for months at a time, and have had no battery problems. Can't say that for others that allow their batteries to go flat between uses.

 

Quik check, would be to stop at the Auto-Parts & they will check your system for free, then you know what you want replaced at the Dealer & no BS.

 

It was a bad battery... replaced free of charge. Will pick up the car tomorrow and ask the Service Manager about how long you can leave the car sit before the battery dies.

Thank you to everyone who pitched in to help out!