selling with factory warrantee

Any remaining factory warranty will add value when compared to similiar vehicles without it. Having said that, it is hard to judge percentages as exact vehicles ( same/similiar year month build) will have the same warranty.

More importantly is a good service history and general condition of the vehicle.
Any add-ons add value but will depend on what value the purchaser puts on them,if they are looking for a vehicle that "has" to have those bits that are fitted to your vehicle then they are worth more than to someone who doesn't want them but they are a bonus.

As for the tub, if it wasn't originally fitted with one its probably not worth the effort. Technically the vehicle should go back over the pits as it would have a new tare weight, in W.A. at least.

If you have a specific use for the tray on the vehicle then by all means take it off, but if not it probably is not worth the expense or effort.

I didn't think that it was given that warranty was passed on. It all depended on the fine print in the warranty documentation that came with the car when first purchased.

Have a look at the paperwork for when you purchased it.

That documentation should also cover how any modifications affect the warranty status. Just because the mods are legal, does not necessarily mean that they do not have an impact on the warranty.

It can be a can of worms that you are opening.

You can say that it had two or whatever years warranty when you purchased it and that it is only half that age and stop there. But I wouldn't go stating that the buyer gets a warranted vehicle unless it's in the purchase documentation in black and white. This would be called typical car salesmanship. Infer something but state nothing.

This is why we have every booklet, receipt and tiny bit of paper, including hand written notes, in our files.

Phil

Most new car warranties are transferrable but it's always wise to check if you're buying. It should add considerably to your selling ability and at least a little to the price, especially if the option of extended warranty is available to the new owner.

One other thing is whilst the vehicle is still under warranty the new buyer or yourself can get a factory extended warranty for another 3 years.

That way the new buyer can buy with confidence.

I like to service my vehicles myself so dislike warrenties having to have to rely on others to service the vehicle or lose the warrenty I feel much happier setting off on a long trip knowing what has and has not been done for sure not hoping the mechanic did do it
But thats just me
Steve