Power train warranty unfortunately was used

You could charge a small premium over the normal price but you won't get all that much more as the rest of the car has higher miles than the engine.

When I see a car that has had the engine replaced really early I wonder what else is about ready to go on the car. Maybe it was a lemon or maybe the owner did not take care of it. Not saying this is your fault at all but these things occur to potential buyers.

I agree with you. That's why I had nothing fixed and went with fully replaced with Hyundai and Hyundai doing the service too.

So why sell it? Do you not trust it anymore?

I need a vehicle that is not as big. I am disabled and thought the 3rd row would be great, but 99% of the time it's never used other than dragging another half of a car eating through the gas.