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Description
We are offering this dark-finished 2021 Lexus LM 300h Executive with a black leather four-seat cabin, second-row captain chairs and 45,000 km shown. The asking price is AED 279,900. We disclose an original-paint presentation; 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.
The original photographs show the first-generation LM spindle-grille design, a dark exterior and a partitioned four-seat VIP cabin. Rear occupants have two large executive chairs, a privacy partition and dedicated entertainment and comfort controls. We present the vehicle as original paint and flood-free, and welcome paint-depth, chassis, underbody and moisture-history inspection.
✨ 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 2021 model with 45,000 km displayed. Mileage should be matched against registration records, maintenance invoices and diagnostic data during inspection.
- The seller’s asking price is AED 279,900. 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 paintwork verification
- We disclose visible an original-paint presentation. 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 a chauffeur-focused rear VIP suite with two individual executive chairs. This layout suits executive transfers, family trips and daily passenger transport.
- Operate front-seat adjustments, second-row mechanisms, armrests, ottomans if fitted, VIP partition, rear entertainment, executive-seat mechanisms 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 partitioned four-seat 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 and rear VIP-compartment 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 LM 300h identity and Executive four-seat grade should be confirmed from the VIN, registration card and engine-bay labels. The official LM 300h specification uses a 2.5-litre petrol-hybrid system, E-Four all-wheel drive and an electronic continuously variable transmission.
- 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 45,000 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 279,900 — arrange a viewing
- The asking price is AED 279,900 for this 2021 Lexus LM 300h Executive showing 45,000 km.
- The disclosed condition includes an original-paint presentation. The seller represents the vehicle as original-paint 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
2021 Lexus LM 300h first-generation luxury hybrid MPV, Taiwan-market E-Four specification.
Full Specifications
- Body Type
- Van
- Condition
- Used
- Model Year
- 2021
- Regional Specs
- Asian Specs
- Exterior Color
- Black
- Interior Color
- Ivory
- Engine
- 2494
- Cylinders
- 4
- Fuel Type
- Hybrid
- Transmission
- e-CVT
- Doors
- 5
- Seats
- 4
- Steering Side
- Left
- Warranty
- No
- Trim
- LM 300h Executive 4-Seater (Seller Stated)
Prices and Spec below are official new-car list prices and spec for each trim — used as a reference only.
Trim Prices
Trim Specs
Lexus currently has 7 new cars in UAE. Their current line up includes SUV, Sedan, Coupe. Current starting prices are from AED 170,000 and go up to AED 490,000, depending on the model and trim. The most popular model sold by Lexus in UAE is the LX. The cheapest Lexus available is the UX Hybrid while the most expensive is the LX. Each vehicle is listed with detailed specifications, features, and up-to-date prices to help buyers compare and choose the right Lexus for their needs in UAE.
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