I bought a July 2009 Toyota IQ-2 from a reputable dealer last weekend after receiving a good trade-in value for my car. The advert said that the Toyota had a full service history and had done 11,004 miles. Having collected the car and driven it home, some 120 miles, then read the manual and service history, I found that the car had its first intermediate service on 08/10/10 at 11,004 miles. It should have been done at 12 months or 10,000 miles, whichever came first. This type of service is a health check and only the oil and filter need replacing if necessary. However, the car must, therefore, have been sat on the forecourt for six months until I bought it. I've since taken the car to a Toyota dealer and had the second year service carried out two months earlier than necessary as I wanted to make sure that the engine oil and filter were replaced should they not have been at the intermediate service. Could you advise whether the car would have suffered by simply lounging on the forecourt for these six months and whether the selling garage should have carried out any service before handing me the keys to drive away?