2011 Hyundai Sonata 2.0T Limited Sedan 4-Door 2.0L: Title in Hand! Great Shape

HIGHWAY MILES, IGHWAY MILES, IGHWAY MILES.
I bought this car 3 years ago with 17,000 miles on it. I've had a 100+ mile commute for the last 3 years, o that is why the mileage is high. However, t is all highway. The commute has been from Las Vegas to Indian Springs, V and Atlanta, A to Warner Robins, A.
Recently bought a 2016 Mustang and a new house. Due to the closing costs, decided it was time to sell the Sonata. I recently had some work done to it to drive it another 30,000 miles or so, o the car is in excellent shape. If I had not made the decision to move, would have kept it for a while longer.
Car is paid off with title is in hand with both keys. Tan leather and navigation. Has been properly maintained and kept in parking garages since I've owned it. Never been smoked in. Will post more pictures soon.
The car is in excellent condition and will go for a long time. I do not want an unhappy buyer, o I will attempt to lay out any issues/notes I've noticed from driving it:
1. Recent maintenance: The turbo and an axel was replaced at 100,000 miles: Turbo was a warranty replacement by Hyundai.2. With my highway commute I got close to 30 mpg on 87 octane.3. The car will need an alignment and pulls slightly right. It didn't bother me on my commute enough to take it in.4. The backup camera will sometimes display a blue screen. Sometimes a lot, ometimes hardly ever. I did not feel like sitting in the dealership, o I just turned my head and looked behind me.5. For some reason, as dispensers sometimes will not automatically fill up and you have to hold the lever when re-fueling. Sometimes I just turned the refueling dispenser upside down when refueling and it worked fine.6. Volume up button does not work.7. There are two power outlets at the below the radio (cigarette lighter power outlets). One does not work and you get no power from it if you plugged in a radar detector. The other one works fine.8. The vehicle supports Nav/Traffic. I found it very useful on my highway commute.9. I have no idea about the Nav GPS maps and how to update them. The GPS always got me where I needed to go.10. The Goodyear tech who looked at the tires stated they will need to be replaced in 5,000-10,000 miles.