yes
Nothing beyond its normal slow discharge. It's safe.
yes, depends on how long it sits in your car
Nothing really happens to the person in a car when the vehicle gets struck by lightning as long as they remain in the car. Once a person touches a metallic part of the car and the ground at the same time, they run the risk of electrocution.
If a car sits for that long it is usually necessary to recharge the battery before you will be able to start it.
On Ripley's Believe it or not TV show, they were talking about a car that only sits one and is about as long as a Smart car but was the width of one seat. I think they said it was the smallest car on earth.
There are many car hire service providers available in market and Long Term Car Hire is the best way to keep the hired car for a longer period but if you have kept it beyond the decided time lines then they will charge you or the extra usage.
The car exhaust smells like the rotten eggs as a result of the hydrogen sulphide. This usually happens, when the engine is not serviced for a long time.
your car can get taken away if u do not pay it in time!!
Passenger
You saved a lot of money. The battery may go dead. The gas may go bad.
If your car is stolen you should automatically have reported and what time it had gone missing.