Name: 2023 Toyota Land Cruiser 4.0 EXR GCC
Brand: Toyota
SKU: mallae-vehicle-1095

I am offering this 2023 Toyota Land Cruiser 4.0 EXR GCC in white with a beige interior and approximately 40,000 kilometres. The vehicle is available in Dubai as a consignment sale because its owner has upgraded to a Cadillac Escalade and no longer uses it regularly. The asking price is available on enquiry and is positioned very competitively. The original Toyota dealer warranty is described as still active. This is the GCC-specification Land Cruiser 300 in EXR form, powered by Toyota’s 4.0-litre V6 petrol engine with four-wheel drive. The existing UAE catalogue mapping uses the 4.0 V6 EXR 4WD grade. Nine original photographs show the front, sides, rear, cabin, luggage area, instruments and centre console. The white body and beige cabin give this large SUV a clean, classic appearance. It offers three-row family practicality, a high driving position and the road presence expected from a full-size Land Cruiser. The EXR grade provides a straightforward GCC configuration suited to daily use, family travel and longer regional journeys. The mileage is described as around 40,000 kilometres rather than as an exact reading. I have normalized the listing search field to 40,000 km, while the current dashboard figure should be checked during viewing because the vehicle may continue to be driven. Service records and dealer history should follow a consistent odometer timeline. The exact asking price is handled directly because the post emphasizes a very low price without publishing a number. I do not invent a figure. Serious buyers can contact me for the current amount, inspect the vehicle and documents, verify the remaining warranty and then discuss final terms based on evidence. A cold-start inspection is welcomed. Confirm prompt starting, stable idle and the normal instrument self-test, then listen for unusual mechanical noise and check underneath for leaks. As the V6 reaches operating temperature, review throttle response, cooling stability, fan operation and air-conditioning performance. Warning lights should clear normally. The 4.0-litre V6 petrol engine is valued for smooth naturally aspirated response and proven regional familiarity. During a progressive road test it should pull cleanly without misfire, hesitation, abnormal vibration, smoke or warning messages. Engine oil, coolant, filters, belts and service intervals should be checked against Toyota maintenance records. The automatic transmission should select Drive and Reverse promptly and smoothly. Test parking manoeuvres, gentle urban acceleration, steady cruising and a legal faster merge. Gear changes should remain consistent as the drivetrain warms, without abnormal delay, flare, shudder, harsh engagement or repeated hunting between ratios. The four-wheel-drive system should be demonstrated responsibly. Test the selectable modes and low-range operation only in a suitable safe location and according to the owner’s manual. A lift inspection can review propeller shafts, transfer case, differentials, driveshafts, seals and mounts for leaks, damage or abnormal play. Steering should feel manageable during parking and stable at speed. A useful route includes tight turns, ordinary urban roads, speed humps and a legal faster section. The wheel should remain centred, and the Land Cruiser should not pull, wander, vibrate or require repeated correction. Uneven tyre wear can indicate alignment concerns. Suspension performance is important on a large SUV. Listen for knocking, clunking or excessive float over normal road imperfections. Inspect control arms, bushes, ball joints, dampers, springs, mounts, wheel bearings and stabilizer components. Any aftermarket modification should be identified and evaluated for quality and legal compliance. The braking system should be checked visually and on the road. Review disc surfaces, pad thickness, hoses and brake-fluid condition before driving. Under controlled braking, the vehicle should stop straight without steering shake, pedal pulsation, scraping, grinding or warning messages. ABS and stability indicators should complete their normal startup sequence. All four tyres, plus the spare, should match the required size and load rating, retain safe tread, have healthy sidewalls and carry suitable manufacturing dates for UAE use. Tyre age matters in a hot climate. Inspect wheel faces and inner rims for damage, bends or repairs, and confirm that the jack and wheel tools are present. A professional lift inspection provides strong evidence. The technician can examine the engine and transmission areas, front and rear chassis sections, subframes, suspension, steering, brakes, exhaust, transfer case, differentials, underbody panels and mounting points. The goal is to identify leaks, impact evidence, wear or non-standard work. The white body should be viewed in daylight. Inspect the bonnet, bumpers, grille, lamps, wings, doors, sills, pillars, roof, tailgate, rear quarters and glass. Compare panel gaps and paint texture, and use a calibrated paint-depth gauge across the whole vehicle. The nine photographs are helpful but do not replace physical examination. The luggage area and third-row seating deserve attention. Check seat mechanisms, trim panels, floor, seals, tool storage and signs of moisture or heavy cargo use. Confirm that each seat folds, latches and raises correctly and that all head restraints and seat belts are included. Rear air-conditioning outlets should also be tested. Inside, inspect the beige seat surfaces, bolsters, adjustment controls, belts, door trims, carpets, roof lining, dashboard and frequently touched switches. Look for stains, tears, fading, loose trim or abnormal wear. The photographs show a bright, practical cabin, while a daylight inspection will reveal its exact condition. Every fitted feature can be demonstrated individually: instruments, multimedia display, phone connection, audio, cameras, parking sensors, steering-wheel controls, windows, locks, mirrors, lights, wipers, climate zones, seat functions, cruise control, four-wheel-drive controls and charging ports. Exact equipment is confirmed by the vehicle itself. Air-conditioning performance is essential for a three-row SUV in Dubai. Test the system after the vehicle has been parked in the heat, both at idle and while driving. Airflow and temperature should be checked at front and rear vents. The compressor, condenser, cooling fans and cabin filters can be reviewed if performance is weak. A Toyota-compatible diagnostic scan should cover the engine, transmission, four-wheel drive, braking, stability control, steering, airbags, driver assistance, body control, climate, parking and multimedia modules. Ask for a saved report showing active, stored and historic faults. Clearing codes is not a substitute for explaining their cause. Airbag and seat-belt systems should be verified carefully. Dashboard lamps must perform their normal self-test, diagnostic data should show no unresolved restraint faults, and all belts should extend, retract and latch correctly. Body condition, chassis history and electronic results should be considered together before purchase. The remaining Toyota dealer warranty is a valuable part of the presentation, but eligibility, expiry date, kilometre limit, service compliance and transfer terms should be verified directly with the authorized dealer using the chassis number. Warranty coverage should not be assumed solely from the model year. Maintenance history is particularly important at approximately 40,000 kilometres. Check dealer invoices and service records for engine oil and filters, air and cabin filters, brake fluid, coolant, tyres, battery and scheduled inspections. Dates and mileage entries should be consistent and compatible with any remaining warranty conditions. The chassis number should match the registration card and visible identity points before transfer. Verify ownership status, finance clearance, accident history, GCC specification, warranty, service history, insurance eligibility and local transfer requirements. Confirm the number of keys, manuals, tools and accessories included in the sale. A progressive road test is more useful than aggressive driving. Begin with parking manoeuvres and low-speed operation, then assess ride, steering, brakes and transmission on ordinary streets. Once warm, include a legal faster section to check stability, response, road noise and wind noise. Test cameras and parking systems safely. The Land Cruiser is well suited to buyers seeking a large, durable and familiar GCC SUV. It offers useful passenger space, luggage flexibility, high seating and four-wheel-drive capability. The 4.0 EXR provides a naturally aspirated petrol option with broad regional service knowledge and straightforward everyday operation. Fuel consumption depends on traffic, speed, air-conditioning, tyre pressure, passenger load and driving style. Buyers should budget for fuel, comprehensive insurance, registration, tyres, brakes and Toyota servicing. An independent pre-purchase inspection establishes a realistic baseline for immediate and future ownership costs. I welcome serious buyers who prefer clear verification. View the vehicle in daylight, confirm the exact odometer and asking price, inspect all panels, scan every electronic module, review Toyota service and warranty documents, examine the underside on a lift and complete a controlled road test before agreeing final terms. Contact me by phone or WhatsApp on +97158598051900 to arrange a viewing in Dubai and receive the current asking price. This white 2023 Toyota Land Cruiser 4.0 EXR GCC has approximately 40,000 kilometres, a beige cabin, nine original photographs and seller-described remaining dealer warranty. All details can be confirmed before purchase.

The 2022 Land Cruiser LC300 is claimed to be an all-new model. The full-size SUV utilises the latest TNGA platform, although the wheelbase mysteriously remains the same. The new Land Cruiser sheds 200 kg from the previous model, which ran for 14 years with numerous facelifts. The interior has been completely revamped as well, although the design remains unremarkable. The screen can be as big as 12.3-inches in the higher trims, while a 9.0-inch screen is offered as standard. The 2023 Land Cruiser is packed with modern features like Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, wireless charging, heads-up display, 360-degree camera, powered tailgate, and even a fingerprint authentication system for some reason. The third row of seats can now be folded down into the floor. For the Middle East market, the 2023 Toyota Land Cruiser gets the 4.0-litre V6 carries on, mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission. Gone is the V8, now replaced with a 3.5-litre V6 turbocharged motor, mated to a 10-speed automatic transmission. It goes without saying, four-wheel drive is offered as standard, complete with three differential locks. The approach and departure angles measure 32 degrees and 26.5 degrees, respectively. It gets a ground clearance of 230 mm. Toyota has also added an Adaptive Variable Suspension (AVS) to the LC300, along with an upgraded Electronically Controlled Kinetic Dynamic Suspension Stabilisation (E-KDSS) system. There is an advanced Multi-Terrain System as well, with additional Deep Snow and Auto modes. An underbody camera gets thrown into the mix, as a part of a Multi-Terrain Monitor system.

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