The teacher at my vocational school taught me a few things. All I can think of is something bad between the battery and the starter or the starter itself. Or if its really cold out you may not be using a good oil for winter use and its too thick to be started. I really doubt that oil thing, that stuff can only happen below 10 F.

If your car is the non supercharged engine, it may have a bad upper intake manifold and leaked coolant into the engine cylinders, hydro-locking the engine. If this is the case, you will not want to try starting it as the starter could cause very expensive damage to the engine.

What year is this car?

:? it was the starter
200 bucks later..