Name: 2025 Toyota Fortuner 2.7L EXR 4WD
Brand: Toyota
SKU: mallae-vehicle-1088
Price: 119000 AED
Availability: InStock

I am offering this 2025 Toyota Fortuner in silver with a beige interior and approximately 8,166 kilometres. The asking price is AED 119,000, reflecting the stated budget of a little over AED 110,000. The vehicle is being sold because its owner is leaving Dubai. It is described as remaining under Toyota dealer warranty with a maintenance package in force. Serious buyers are welcome to arrange a detailed viewing, verify the coverage directly, bring an independent technician and complete a proper road test before purchase. The photographs and body design confirm that this is a Toyota Fortuner rather than the North American 4Runner. It has the familiar Fortuner front grille, swept headlamps, high bonnet, roof rails and upright seven-seat SUV proportions. The silver exterior is practical in the UAE climate and highlights the sculpted front bumper and strong body lines. Three original photographs show the front exterior, the cabin and the instrument cluster. This vehicle is mapped to the 2025 Fortuner 2.7L EXR 4WD catalogue trim because the asking price, visible specification and UAE model range are consistent with the entry four-wheel-drive version. The exact engine badge and factory build should still be checked on the vehicle and registration documents. The catalogue powertrain uses a 2.7-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, automatic transmission and four-wheel drive, a straightforward combination suited to daily use and regional travel. The instrument photograph shows an odometer reading of 8,166 kilometres, which supports the description of about 8,000 kilometres. The display should be rechecked at the viewing because mileage can increase with continued use. The same photograph allows the buyer to observe the startup indicators, fuel level and four-wheel-drive display, while a live demonstration can confirm that warning lamps complete their normal self-test and extinguish correctly. The exterior should be examined in daylight. Paint finish, panel gaps, bonnet, bumpers, door edges, lamps, glass, roof rails, wheels and lower body areas can all be reviewed carefully. A paint-depth gauge can help compare panels consistently, while the chassis and underbody can be inspected on a lift. The photographs are original and useful, but direct inspection remains the proper way to judge cosmetic condition. The beige cabin has protective seat covers fitted over the front seats. The buyer can ask to inspect the original upholstery beneath or around those covers, check the seat bolsters, belts, head restraints, carpets, door trims and roof lining, and confirm every adjustment and folding mechanism. The Fortuner cabin is designed for family practicality, with high seating, broad visibility, rear access and flexible luggage space. A cold-start inspection is welcomed. The buyer can listen for abnormal engine noise, confirm prompt starting and stable idle, observe the instrument-panel self-check and look beneath the vehicle for leaks. Once the engine reaches normal temperature, throttle response, cooling stability, fan operation and air-conditioning performance can be assessed. The temperature indication should remain steady during both idling and road use. The automatic transmission should engage every selector position promptly and smoothly. A sensible test route can include parking manoeuvres, gentle city acceleration, speed humps, steady cruising and a legal motorway merge. Shifts should be consistent as the drivetrain warms, without abnormal delay, flare, vibration or warning messages. Four-wheel-drive functions should be demonstrated only according to the manufacturer procedure and in suitable conditions. Steering and suspension should feel predictable for a body-on-frame SUV. At low speed the vehicle should manoeuvre cleanly, while on a faster road it should track straight without wandering or vibration. Listen for knocks over normal bumps and assess whether the steering wheel remains centred. A wheel-alignment measurement is useful if tyre wear is uneven or the car pulls to one side. The braking system deserves a complete review. Disc surfaces, pad thickness, hoses and brake-fluid condition can be inspected before driving. During controlled braking, the Fortuner should stop straight without steering shake, pedal pulsation, scraping or unusual noise. ABS and stability-control warning lamps should follow the correct startup sequence, and a diagnostic scan can verify active or stored faults. All four tyres should be checked for matching specification, correct size, suitable load and speed ratings, adequate tread, manufacturing dates and sidewall condition. The spare wheel and changing equipment should also be inspected. Tyre age matters in the UAE climate even with low mileage, and uneven wear may indicate pressure, alignment or suspension history that deserves attention before purchase. An electronic diagnostic scan with a Toyota-compatible professional tool is recommended. The technician can review the engine, automatic transmission, four-wheel drive, anti-lock braking, stability control, airbags, steering, body-control, climate and infotainment systems. Both current and stored codes should be considered. Battery condition and charging voltage are worth measuring because stable electrical supply supports reliable operation of every control module. A lift inspection can cover the engine and gearbox areas, transfer case, differentials, propeller shafts, front and rear suspension, steering, brake lines, exhaust, underbody panels and chassis rails. The aim is to identify leaks, impact evidence, unusual corrosion, worn bushes or non-standard repairs. A buyer planning family or long-distance use should value this evidence more than a quick visual walk-around. Air-conditioning performance is essential in Dubai. Test the system after the vehicle has been parked in the heat, at idle and while driving. Airflow and temperature should be checked at the relevant front and rear vents, and the compressor, condenser, electric fans and cabin filter can be reviewed. Stable cooling contributes directly to comfort for every seating row. Every fitted cabin function should be demonstrated individually: instrument display, central screen, audio, phone connection, cameras, parking sensors, steering-wheel buttons, windows, locks, mirrors, lights, wipers, climate controls, power outlets and seat functions. Equipment varies by build, so the vehicle itself and its chassis specification are the authority. Buyers should not assume options that are not physically present. The described Toyota warranty and maintenance package can add meaningful value, but both should be verified directly using the chassis number. Confirm the expiry date, mileage limit, eligible dealer, transferable status, completed services and remaining scheduled work. Written confirmation is preferable to assumption, especially when the current owner is preparing to leave Dubai. Service history should be reviewed despite the low mileage. Ask for dealer invoices, digital records or maintenance printouts showing dates, kilometre readings and work performed. Engine oil and filter, air and cabin filters, brake-fluid age, coolant condition, battery health and tyre dates are sensible points to establish. A clear record supports future reliability and resale value. The chassis number should be matched with the registration documents and visible identity points before transfer. Ownership status, finance clearance, insurance, accident history, registration requirements and any outstanding obligations should be confirmed. The buyer should also verify the number of keys, manuals, service documents, spare wheel tools and accessories included with the vehicle. The Fortuner is useful because it combines an elevated driving position, durable body-on-frame construction, passenger flexibility and luggage capacity. It can handle commuting, family duties, airport trips and longer UAE journeys while remaining familiar to service and maintain. Four-wheel drive adds traction capability, but off-road use should always match tyre choice, driver experience and terrain conditions. A progressive road test provides better information than aggressive driving. Begin with low-speed manoeuvres, steering lock, reversing and parking aids. Continue over normal city surfaces to assess ride, noise and transmission response, then include a legal faster section after warm-up to check straight-line stability, engine response and braking. The car should feel consistent throughout without warning messages or overheating. Fuel use depends on traffic, speed, air-conditioning, tyre pressure, passenger load and driving style. The 2.7-litre petrol powertrain is selected for straightforward operation and adequate everyday performance rather than maximum acceleration. Buyers should budget for fuel, insurance, registration, tyres, servicing and consumables as part of total ownership rather than focusing only on the purchase price. Consumable condition is easy to verify and important for the first-year budget. Check tyre dates, brake wear, battery date, wipers, bulbs, filters and fluid levels. Even a low-mileage vehicle can require age-related replacement if it has spent time parked. Knowing these details before purchase allows normal maintenance to be planned transparently. The asking price is AED 119,000. Final terms can be discussed after the vehicle has been viewed, the documentation checked and the warranty and service package verified. Price comparisons should consider the 2025 model year, approximately 8,166 kilometres, four-wheel drive, condition, regional specification, coverage, service history and exact factory options rather than comparing only the Fortuner name. I welcome serious buyers who want to complete a careful process. Bring a Toyota specialist, inspect the three original photographs, examine the car in daylight, scan all electronic modules, place it on a lift, verify the dealer records and conduct a controlled road test. Clear inspection protects both sides and allows the buyer to decide from evidence. Contact me by phone or WhatsApp on +97158598051900 to arrange a viewing in Dubai. This silver 2025 Toyota Fortuner has approximately 8,166 kilometres, a beige cabin, stated dealer warranty and maintenance coverage, and an asking price of AED 119,000. The buyer is welcome to verify the exact trim, documents, history, coverage and present condition before making any commitment.

The 2025 Fortuner is offered in multiple trims across GCC markets. Most trims in the UAE come with four-wheel drive as standard, while select Saudi trims also offer a two-wheel-drive option. Here's a breakdown of available features: The base EXR trim includes a 2.7-litre 4-cylinder petrol engine paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission. Standard equipment includes dual front airbags, power windows, manual air conditioning, keyless entry, a 4-speaker CD/MP3 audio system with USB, and fabric upholstery. This variant prioritises affordability and durability, though it’s rarely offered outside entry-level fleet sales. The GXR trim builds upon the base with 17-inch alloy wheels, rear differential lock, multi-information display, ABS brakes, and improved cabin trim including replica wood panels. Some variants also include cruise control and chrome body accents for a more upmarket appearance. The second and third rows fold for added practicality, allowing optional 7-seat configuration. This higher-spec trim is powered by a 4.0-litre V6 petrol engine, offering superior performance for both highway and off-road driving. Additional features include optional leather upholstery, rear parking sensors, navigation system, and a 6-speaker upgraded stereo. It also includes automatic climate control and enhanced interior finishes. Saudi Arabia offers a top-spec VX trim with exclusive features such as HID headlights, powered driver’s seat, smart entry with push-button start, and built-in Wi-Fi. It caters to customers seeking luxury alongside rugged reliability. In select markets like Saudi Arabia, the 2025 Fortuner is also available with a 2.4-litre turbocharged 4-cylinder diesel engine, paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission. This variant is geared towards buyers prioritising fuel efficiency and torque for off-roading and towing. Toyota currently offers the following deals on the Toyota Fortuner:

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