Vehicle overview

Offered here is a white 2016 Nissan Patrol with GCC specification, a 5.6-litre V8 petrol engine, automatic transmission and four-wheel drive. The odometer photograph records approximately 290,230 km, consistent with the advertised 290,000 km. The beige cabin, large three-row body and commanding driving position make this Patrol a practical choice for buyers who need generous passenger space, long-distance comfort and genuine full-size SUV capability. Contact us to confirm the current full asking price and availability.

Identity and GCC evidence

The manufacturer plate identifies VIN JN8AY2NY5G9157332, production date December 2015 and Japanese manufacture. It also states that the vehicle was produced to Gulf and Saudi technical requirements, supporting its GCC identity and 2016 model year. During viewing, match this VIN with the windscreen tag, chassis stamping, registration card and diagnostic scan. Confirm that every character is identical and review the registration history before making a decision.

Exterior condition

The original photographs show a white Patrol with a later-style front grille and lighting appearance, chrome details, roof rails, side steps and multi-spoke wheels. Inspect the body in direct daylight and shade. Compare paint colour, texture and reflection across the bonnet, roof, wings, doors, quarter panels, tailgate and bumpers. Measure all metal panels with a calibrated paint-depth gauge, check panel gaps and mounting points, and examine the lamps, glass, seals, lower edges and underbody. The exterior styling may include updated or replacement components, so their fit, wiring and mounting quality should be checked carefully.

Beige cabin and equipment

The photographs show beige upholstery, a multifunction steering wheel, analogue instruments, automatic climate controls, a central display and a console-mounted automatic selector with four-wheel-drive controls. Check the driver's seat, second row, third row, carpets, headlining, dashboard, door trim and luggage compartment for wear consistent with the recorded distance. Test every seat mechanism, air-conditioning outlet, screen function, camera, parking sensor, audio control, window, mirror, lock, interior lamp and exterior lamp. Confirm that the warning lamps complete their normal start-up sequence and that the air conditioning cools all seating rows effectively.

V8 engine and driveline inspection

Arrange a completely cold start. Listen for abnormal timing, accessory, exhaust or bearing noise, observe the initial idle and check for warning messages or smoke. Inspect engine oil, coolant, hoses, belts, mounts and visible seals. A Nissan specialist should scan the engine, transmission, ABS, airbags, body systems and four-wheel-drive modules for stored, pending or recently cleared faults. Inspect the automatic transmission, transfer case, front and rear differentials, prop shafts, cooling system and underbody for leakage or previous repair.

Road-test priorities

Start with slow parking manoeuvres and confirm smooth engagement of Drive and Reverse. Check steering weight, camera view, parking assistance and low-speed driveline behaviour. On the road, assess progressive acceleration, transmission shifts, engine temperature, straight-line tracking and braking stability. Include uneven surfaces to listen for suspension bushes, dampers, wheel bearings, steering joints, body mounts and trim noise. Where safe and appropriate, verify that the four-wheel-drive selector operates normally and that no driveline warning appears.

Mileage and maintenance history

The displayed distance is high enough that maintenance evidence matters more than cosmetic presentation. Reconcile approximately 290,230 km with dated service invoices, RTA inspection records and previous workshop readings. Ask for documented replacement history for fluids, filters, spark plugs, cooling components, belts, suspension parts, wheel bearings, brakes, battery and tyres. Check when engine oil, transmission fluid, transfer-case oil, differential oils, coolant and brake fluid were last renewed. A written inspection should distinguish urgent safety work from routine servicing and future wear items.

Tyres, brakes and chassis

Record tyre brand, size, tread depth, sidewall condition and production date at all four corners, and inspect the spare wheel and tools. Check the wheels for bends, cracks or repairs. Measure brake disc and pad condition and inspect flexible hoses, callipers and parking-brake operation. Place the vehicle on a lift so a qualified workshop can examine the chassis, floor, suspension mounting points, steering rack, joints, exhaust, fuel and brake lines, skid areas and any signs of impact or corrosion.

Arrange a viewing

This 2016 Patrol combines GCC specification, V8 power, a spacious beige cabin and full-size SUV utility. Contact us to confirm the current full asking price and arrange a daylight viewing in Dubai International City. Allow enough time for a cold start, complete feature demonstration, document review, diagnostic scan, road test and independent lift inspection. Final value should reflect the verified history, mechanical condition, exact equipment and maintenance required.