This black 2025 GAC M8 is a GCC-specification seven-seat luxury MPV with 16,000 km, a black-and-red cabin and an active warranty presented by the seller. It is offered as original paint at AED 149,900. The official UAE specification uses a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine producing 252 PS and 400 Nm with an eight-speed automatic transmission.

We are offering this nearly new 2025 GAC M8 Grandmaster flagship in white with a light seven-seat luxury cabin. It is presented with original paint, no flood history, approximately 16,000 km, two years of warranty and complimentary maintenance to 20,000 km.

A premium seven-seat petrol MPV with executive captain chairs, nearly-new mileage and a strong ownership package.

✨ A nearly new flagship MPV

• We are offering this 2025 GAC M8 Grandmaster flagship at AED 149,900. It has covered approximately 16,000 km and is presented with original paint, no flood history and a clean nearly-new appearance.
• The white exterior and light luxury cabin create an elegant, modern combination suitable for executive transport, family travel, hotel transfers and private chauffeur use.
• The seller package includes two years of warranty and complimentary maintenance covering 20,000 km. The written terms, start date, provider, exclusions and transfer conditions should be reviewed with the sale documents.
• Nine photographs show the actual vehicle from the front, sides and rear and provide clear views of the lounge-style second row, third-row seating and driver’s environment.
• At approximately 16,000 km, the vehicle should still feel tight, quiet and fresh, but mileage and condition should be confirmed from the instrument display, diagnostics and registration records.
• Please contact us by phone or WhatsApp to arrange a private Dubai viewing and a complete demonstration.

🎨 White exterior and commanding design

• The M8 Grandmaster design uses a large vertical grille, slim lighting and a high, formal body to create strong road presence without losing the practical proportions of an MPV.
• Inspect the white paint in direct daylight for uniform colour, reflection and texture. The original-paint presentation can be supported by calibrated paint-depth readings across the body.
• Check panel alignment, fasteners, factory sealant, labels and edges around the bonnet, sliding doors, tailgate, roof and quarter panels.
• The front bumper, grille, lamps, lower trim, windscreen and wheels should be examined for any marks from the first 16,000 km of use.
• Operate both sliding doors and the powered tailgate repeatedly, confirming smooth travel, correct sensors, soft closing and consistent alignment.
• A lift inspection should include the underbody, lifting points, suspension mounting areas and lower edges so that transport or road contact is documented.

🪑 Executive second-row comfort

• The second-row captain chairs are the centre of the M8 experience, providing individual armrests, generous legroom and a lounge-like environment for important passengers.
• Test every powered seat movement, recline function, leg support, ventilation, heating, massage and memory feature that this individual vehicle carries.
• Inspect the light upholstery, stitching, seat tracks, armrests, head restraints, tables, cupholders and frequently touched controls for wear or damage.
• Confirm that passenger controls, charging points, reading lamps, privacy blinds, speakers and climate vents operate correctly on both sides.
• Bring the regular passengers to the viewing so they can assess access, step height, comfort, visibility and ease of using the controls.
• A longer occupied road test will show how well the seats isolate passengers from vibration, braking movement and uneven road surfaces.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Practical seven-seat layout

• The M8 combines executive-style second-row seating with a useful third row, giving the buyer flexibility for family, business or hospitality duties.
• Inspect third-row access, seat-folding operation, head restraints, belt condition, ISOFIX points where fitted and the available luggage space with the seats in use.
• Each seating position should have a secure belt that retracts, latches and releases consistently. Warning indicators should correspond correctly to occupied seats.
• Check carpets, door trims, lower panels, roof lining and luggage surfaces for marks that could reveal heavier use than the stated mileage.
• Test cabin lighting, USB or power outlets, audio, Bluetooth and all storage compartments from front to rear.
• Confirm that the registration and insurance correctly describe the vehicle, seat count and intended use in the UAE.

⚙️ Petrol flagship powertrain

• The catalogued 2024 Grandmaster HEV Yuzun specification combines a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine with Toyota-sourced petrol technology and an electronic continuously variable transmission.
• The powertrain is designed to provide smooth low-speed response, quiet urban progress and efficient long-distance operation for a large seven-seat MPV.
• Begin the inspection from a cold start and watch the full system-readiness sequence, warning lamps, engine behaviour and transition between electric and petrol operation.
• A diagnostic scan should cover the engine, petrol control, battery, transmission, stability system, airbags, body modules and driver-assistance functions.
• During the road test, acceleration should be smooth and predictable, with no hesitation, warning messages, abnormal vibration or unexpected mechanical noise.
• After the drive, check fluid levels, operating temperatures, charging behaviour and the underside for any fresh leakage.

❄️ Climate control for Dubai

• A large three-row cabin requires strong and balanced cooling, especially when the vehicle is used for executive or family transport in Dubai.
• Test the air conditioning after the M8 has been parked in the sun. Measure airflow and cooling at the front, second row and third row.
• Operate every climate panel and confirm independent temperature, fan and vent controls as fitted. Listen for blower noise and inspect visible vents and filters.
• Check door, window and roof seals because air leakage affects cooling performance, wind noise and cabin refinement.
• Test any sunroof, powered shades and privacy equipment through a full cycle and inspect drains and surrounding trim.
• An occupied road test provides the best indication of whether all rows remain comfortable in traffic and at highway speed.

🛞 Ride, steering, tyres and brakes

• The M8 should deliver stable, calm progress with controlled body movement and minimal disturbance reaching rear passengers.
• Drive over smooth roads, ramps and broken surfaces and listen for suspension, trim, steering or sliding-door noises.
• Inspect tyre brand, size, load rating, tread depth, production date and wear pattern. All four tyres should match the vehicle’s requirements.
• The steering should remain centred without pull or vibration, and the vehicle should track confidently at normal urban and highway speeds.
• Braking should be progressive and straight, without pedal pulsation, steering shake, grinding or warning messages.
• A workshop should inspect dampers, bushes, links, wheel bearings, brake discs, pads, hoses and alignment as part of the purchase check.

🛡️ Safety and electronic equipment

• Equipment can vary by market and individual configuration, so every safety and driver-assistance feature should be confirmed on the actual vehicle.
• Test the reversing camera, surround-view display, parking sensors, blind-spot support, adaptive cruise, lane support and collision-warning functions carried by the M8.
• Inspect cameras, radar locations and sensors for damage or obstruction, and verify calibration status if any glass, bumper or suspension work is recorded.
• Run a complete electronic scan and retain the report with the purchase documents. Historic or current faults should be explained before handover.
• Check all airbags, seat belts, child locks, emergency release systems, tyre-pressure monitoring and dashboard warning indicators.
• Driver-assistance systems support an attentive driver and should never be treated as a replacement for safe observation and responsible speed.

📚 16,000 km, warranty and maintenance

• The vehicle is advertised with approximately 16,000 km. Record the exact odometer reading at inspection and compare it with registration, service and diagnostic records.
• Review the two-year warranty and 20,000-km complimentary maintenance package in writing, including the provider, eligible workshops, covered operations and exclusions.
• Match the VIN across the chassis, windscreen, registration, service documents and electronic modules.
• Confirm the number of keys, manuals, emergency equipment and accessories included with the vehicle.
• Even a nearly new car benefits from checks of fluids, battery condition, tyre pressures, software updates and storage history.
• The final agreement should record mileage, warranty terms, maintenance entitlement, supplied items and any inspection findings.

💰 AED 149,900 and Dubai viewing

• The asking price is AED 149,900 for this 2025 GAC M8 Grandmaster flagship with approximately 16,000 km.
• Value comes from the nearly-new mileage, premium seven-seat cabin, petrol powertrain, original-paint presentation and included warranty and maintenance package.
• Compare vehicles by exact trim, market specification, equipment, mileage, history, warranty and registration rather than model year alone.
• A serious offer is best discussed after viewing, function testing, diagnostics and document review.
• Independent inspection is welcome, and we can coordinate a suitable viewing appointment in Dubai.
• Call or WhatsApp today to confirm availability and arrange your private presentation of this GAC M8.