White full-size SUV available in Dubai International City

We are offering this 2014 Toyota Land Cruiser with GCC specification, a white exterior, beige cabin and an indicated 270,000 km. This full-size SUV uses Toyota's 4.6-litre 1UR-FE V8 petrol engine with automatic transmission and four-wheel drive. Contact us for the current full asking price and to arrange a viewing in Dubai International City.

The visible manufacturer label records production in January 2014, Japan manufacture, model code URJ202L-GNTNKV, engine code 1UR-FE with 4,608 cc displacement and chassis number JTMHX09J7E5038734. Public parts-catalog decoding associates this model code with a left-hand-drive GCC-market GX configuration. The database uses the closest available 4.6L EXR/GXR commercial price group and the shared 4.6 V8 4WD technical specification; the exact factory grade should still be confirmed through Toyota's VIN record.

Powertrain and ownership context

The 4.6-litre V8 is paired with an automatic gearbox and a permanent four-wheel-drive system in this generation. At 270,000 km, condition and maintenance history are more important than a catalog figure. The engine should start cleanly from cold, maintain stable temperature and deliver smooth response, while the transmission and transfer hardware should engage without delay, harshness or warning messages.

Ask for evidence covering engine oil and filters, spark plugs, coolant, radiator work, drive belts, automatic transmission service, transfer-case oil, front and rear differential oils, wheel bearings, brake fluid, battery and air-conditioning repairs. A chronological service file is particularly valuable for a high-mileage Land Cruiser used in hot conditions.

Exterior inspection

The seven original photographs show the white body from the front and rear, the cabin, dashboard, second row, rear seating and the manufacturer plate. Inspect the bonnet, wings, doors, rear quarters, roof, tailgate and both bumpers in natural light. Compare paint colour, texture, panel gaps and fasteners, then use a calibrated paint-depth gauge on every metal panel.

Check the headlamps, tail lamps, windscreen, side glass, mirrors, door handles, running boards, roof rails and seals. Examine the chassis rails, body mounts, wheel housings, recovery points and underbody on a lift for corrosion, impact marks, sand damage, fluid leaks or repair evidence. Photographs cannot prove original paint or structural condition.

Record every tyre's brand, size, production date, tread depth and wear pattern. Confirm that all tyres are suitable for the vehicle's weight and match across each axle. Inspect the wheels, spare wheel, jack and tools, and check alignment, steering components, suspension bushes, dampers and wheel bearings.

Cabin and seating

The photographs show a beige and brown cabin with seat covers, a central touchscreen and rear entertainment screens. Lift the covers where permitted and inspect the original upholstery beneath them. Review the driver's bolster, steering wheel, selector, pedals, dashboard, door trims, carpets, roof lining and cargo area, comparing wear with the recorded distance.

Test the climate system at idle and during a drive, including all available vents and fan settings. Operate the central display, audio, phone connection, cameras, parking sensors, windows, mirrors, locks, lighting, wipers and every seat or entertainment function actually fitted. Confirm that the warning lamps complete a normal self-check.

Inspect all seat belts, head restraints, seat latches and child-seat anchors. Check access to the rear seating, folding mechanisms and cargo-floor condition. Confirm the number and operation of keys, the manuals and all supplied accessories.

Mileage, identity and documents

The recorded distance is 270,000 km. Match the current dashboard reading with dated service invoices, UAE inspection history, registration renewals and diagnostic records to establish a consistent mileage timeline. Verify chassis number JTMHX09J7E5038734 on the registration card, windscreen identifier, body stamping and Toyota records.

The manufacturer label is strong identity evidence, but it does not replace a complete document review. Confirm ownership, registration status, insurance history, any recorded accidents and the vehicle's GCC destination code through official channels. Check for open Toyota service campaigns using the chassis number.

Cold start and road test

Arrange to see the vehicle before it is warmed up. Observe the warning-light sequence, idle quality, exhaust behaviour, cooling performance and any leaks, smoke or unusual sounds. Engage reverse and drive, then assess low-speed response before proceeding to a supervised road test at legal speeds.

Evaluate acceleration, gear changes, steering weight and return, brake feel, straight-line stability and noise from suspension, wheel bearings, axles and driveshafts. Test low-speed manoeuvring and full-lock steering. Verify the four-wheel-drive controls only in a safe environment and according to Toyota's operating procedure.

Watch engine and transmission temperature behaviour, and confirm that the air conditioning remains cold in traffic. Any warning lamp, delayed engagement, vibration, overheating, coolant loss or driveline noise should be diagnosed before agreeing the vehicle's value.

Independent pre-purchase inspection

Use a workshop familiar with Toyota Land Cruiser 200-series vehicles. Request a full electronic scan and physical inspection of the engine, gearbox, transfer case, differentials, driveshafts, cooling system, air conditioning, brakes, steering, suspension, tyres, chassis and underbody. The written report should include photographs, measured paint readings and estimates for immediate and upcoming work.

Ask the inspector to check structural points, airbags and restraint-system status, water exposure, corrosion and accident repair. Confirm oil leaks around the engine, transmission, transfer case and axles, and pressure-test the cooling system. A thorough inspection is the best way to understand a high-mileage vehicle's current needs.

Arrange your viewing

This 2014 Toyota Land Cruiser is presented as a white GCC-specification SUV with a 4.6-litre V8, automatic transmission, four-wheel drive and 270,000 km. Contact us for the current full asking price and to schedule a viewing in Dubai International City. We welcome document review, VIN verification, a careful road test and an independent inspection.