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Description
We are offering this dark-finished 2019 Toyota Alphard with a black leather seven-seat cabin, second-row captain chairs and 82,000 km shown. The asking price is AED 169,900. We disclose scratches and repainting; the vehicle is represented as having no accident and no flood history. Buyers are welcome to inspect every statement independently before purchase.
A spacious premium MPV prepared for family, executive or chauffeur use, with practical sliding-door access and three-row flexibility.
✨ Vehicle overview
- The Alphard combines formal road presence with a passenger-focused cabin. Its tall body, large glass area and powered-sliding-door layout make entry and movement easier than in a conventional SUV.
- This example is presented as a 2019 model with 82,000 km displayed. Mileage should be matched against registration records, maintenance invoices and diagnostic data during inspection.
- The seller’s asking price is AED 169,900. A serious offer is best considered after viewing, document review, road testing and an independent workshop assessment.
- The exact factory grade should be confirmed from the VIN and registration. Equipment not visible on the vehicle should be verified during the viewing.
🎨 Exterior condition and disclosed paintwork
- We disclose visible scratches and repainting. These points should be assessed in daylight with a clean body, a calibrated paint-depth gauge and attention to colour match, texture and overspray.
- The vehicle is represented as having no accident history. Because condition descriptions are seller statements, buyers should still inspect chassis rails, pillars, aprons, floor, welds, seam sealer and mounting points.
- Check the large front grille, lamps, bumpers, mirrors, glass, roof edges and sliding doors for chips, cracks, alignment and previous repair. Confirm that every door opens, closes and latches consistently.
- Inspect the underside on a lift for impact marks, corrosion, fluid seepage, damaged shields and irregular fasteners. A written independent report gives both parties a clear condition record.
- Photographs form part of the presentation, but colour and small marks can appear different under indoor lighting. The physical vehicle at the viewing remains the basis of the sale.
🌊 Flood-history inspection
- The vehicle is represented as having no flood history. Buyers are encouraged to verify this statement rather than relying on appearance alone.
- Inspect carpet backing, seat rails, wiring connectors, fuse areas, spare-wheel compartment and low-mounted control modules for silt, staining, corrosion or unusual cleaning.
- Check for musty odours, condensation inside lamps, inconsistent fastener finish and oxidation in electrical plugs. A diagnostic scan can reveal communication faults or historic module replacement.
- Review import, registration and insurance records where available. Independent inspection is welcome and can document findings before any deposit or transfer.
🪑 Seven-seat cabin
- The black leather cabin offers three seating rows with individual second-row captain chairs. This layout suits executive transfers, family trips and daily passenger transport.
- Operate front-seat adjustments, second-row mechanisms, armrests, ottomans if fitted, third-row folding hardware and every head restraint and safety belt.
- Check leather surfaces, stitching, door trims, dashboard, carpets and frequently touched switches for wear consistent with the displayed mileage.
- Test both sliding doors repeatedly from their interior controls, exterior handles and remote functions where fitted. They should travel smoothly without warning tones or hesitation.
- Confirm that cabin lighting, USB or power outlets, audio, screens, cameras and steering-wheel controls fitted to this individual vehicle operate correctly.
❄️ Air conditioning for Dubai use
- A large three-row cabin depends heavily on healthy air conditioning. Test the system after the vehicle has been parked in direct heat, not only in a cool workshop.
- Confirm strong, cold and balanced airflow at the front, middle and rear vents. Check fan speeds, temperature adjustment, recirculation and independent rear controls.
- Listen for compressor noise and inspect condenser condition, refrigerant pressure, drain operation and cabin-filter service history.
- Any weak rear cooling, unpleasant odour or intermittent output should be diagnosed before purchase because comfort is central to Alphard ownership.
⚙️ Engine, transmission and road test
- The exact engine and factory grade must be confirmed from the VIN, registration card and engine-bay labels. No unverified powertrain claim is being added to this advertisement.
- Start the vehicle from cold. Observe warning lights, idle quality, exhaust smoke, fluid levels and any abnormal mechanical noise before the engine reaches operating temperature.
- During the road test, acceleration and transmission response should be smooth and predictable. Test low-speed manoeuvring, urban traffic, highway cruising and a safe incline.
- Scan all available control modules rather than reading only the engine computer. Stored or pending codes should be explained and cleared only after the underlying issue is understood.
- After the drive, recheck temperatures, smells and the engine bay for leaks. Review oil, coolant, transmission and other time-based service requirements.
🛞 Suspension, tyres and brakes
- Drive over smooth and uneven surfaces to assess comfort, straight-line stability and suspension noise. The body should settle cleanly without repeated floating or harsh impacts.
- Check steering-centre position, wheel alignment and vibration at different speeds. Pulling or uneven tyre wear may indicate alignment, suspension or tyre issues.
- Inspect all tyre sizes, brands, load ratings, tread depths and production dates. A heavy premium MPV benefits from matched tyres in good condition.
- Braking should remain straight and progressive without pedal pulsation, grinding or steering shake. Inspect discs, pads, hoses and brake fluid.
- Examine wheels for cracks, bends or repair and confirm the supplied spare-wheel or tyre-repair equipment.
🛡️ Electronics and safety checks
- Complete a diagnostic scan of airbags, ABS, stability control, steering, body electronics, doors, parking systems and any fitted driver-assistance modules.
- Confirm that every warning lamp illuminates during startup self-check and then extinguishes normally. Missing or permanently illuminated indicators require investigation.
- Test reversing and surround cameras, parking sensors, cruise control and other equipment actually fitted to the vehicle.
- Inspect seat belts, child locks and ISOFIX points where present. Safety features vary by grade, so equipment should be verified on this exact vehicle.
📚 Documents and ownership review
- Match the VIN on the chassis, windscreen, registration card and diagnostic modules. All identifiers should agree and show no unexplained alteration.
- Compare the displayed 82,000 km with service invoices, inspection records and electronic data. Ask for dated evidence showing mileage and work performed.
- Review registration, customs or import history, insurance information, keys, manuals and any available maintenance documents.
- Confirm the exact regional specification and steering configuration from documents. Equipment and parts requirements can vary between destination markets.
- Before transfer, obtain a written inspection result and list any immediate maintenance items so the purchase budget is clear.
💰 AED 169,900 — arrange a viewing
- The asking price is AED 169,900 for this 2019 Toyota Alphard showing 82,000 km.
- The disclosed condition includes scratches and repainting. The seller represents the vehicle as accident-free and flood-free, with independent verification welcomed.
- Please contact us by phone or WhatsApp to confirm availability and arrange a Dubai viewing.
- Allow sufficient time to inspect the body in daylight, operate every cabin function, review documents, scan the vehicle and complete a meaningful road test.
- We welcome serious enquiries and an independent pre-purchase inspection before the final decision.
Model Overview
Seller claims Indonesia specification, but original photos show left-hand drive; grade, powertrain and market remain unconfirmed.
Full Specifications
- Body Type
- Van
- Condition
- Used
- Model Year
- 2019
- Regional Specs
- Left-hand-drive market
- Exterior Color
- Black
- Interior Color
- Black
- Fuel Type
- Petrol
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Doors
- 5
- Seats
- 7
- Steering Side
- Left
- Warranty
- No
- Trim
- Unspecified LHD Grade (Indonesia Claim)
Prices and Spec below are official new-car list prices and spec for each trim — used as a reference only.
Trim Prices
Trim Specs
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