2014 Toyota Land Cruiser 4.6 V8 GCC

This white 2014 Toyota Land Cruiser is offered with GCC specification, a 4.6-litre V8 petrol engine, automatic transmission, four-wheel drive and a recorded 270,000 km. The manufacturer plate identifies production in January 2014, model code URJ202L-GNTNKV, engine 1UR-FE with 4,608 cc and chassis number JTMHX09J7E5038734. The cabin is beige and the vehicle is located in Dubai International City. Contact us for the current full asking price and to arrange a detailed viewing.

The live vehicle catalogue maps this car to the 2014 Land Cruiser hierarchy with the compatible 4.6 V8 4WD specification. The price-grade row is provisionally mapped to 4.6L EXR/GXR because the source does not identify the exact sales grade. Confirm the final grade from the chassis record, registration card and original equipment before purchase.

Exterior and body inspection

The photographs show a white full-size SUV with chrome exterior trim, side steps and dark alloy wheels. Inspect the body in daylight from several angles, comparing colour, texture, panel gaps and fasteners across the bonnet, wings, doors, roof, quarter panels, tailgate and bumpers. Check the lamps, glass, mirrors, seals and lower edges for chips, cracks, corrosion, previous repair or water entry.

Use a calibrated paint-depth meter across every panel and ask a qualified inspector to examine the chassis rails, pillars, inner wings, floor seams and mounting points. Look underneath for leaks, damaged covers, loose hardware or impact marks. Photographs are useful for presentation, but structural condition should be established through a physical inspection on a lift.

4.6-litre V8 and four-wheel-drive checks

The plate records Toyota's 1UR-FE 4,608 cc engine, while the catalogue supplies a matching 4.6 V8 4WD specification. Arrange a cold start where possible. Observe the warning-light self-test, idle stability, exhaust behaviour and operating temperature, and check the engine bay for fluid condition, leaks, unusual sounds, brittle hoses or disturbed wiring.

During a controlled road test, assess smooth engagement, automatic gearbox response, steering weight and return, brake feel, suspension control, vibration and driveline noise. Verify every fitted four-wheel-drive control on the actual vehicle and operate it only in an appropriate environment. Any warning, hesitation, temperature issue or abnormal sound should be diagnosed before agreeing the vehicle's value.

Mileage and maintenance evidence

The recorded distance is 270,000 km. Match the live odometer with dated service invoices, registration renewals, inspection reports and workshop records to build a consistent mileage timeline. Compare wear on the driver's seat, steering wheel, selector, pedals and frequently used switches with the documented distance.

Review maintenance for engine oil and filters, cooling system, spark plugs, transmission and driveline fluids, brakes, steering, suspension, wheel bearings, battery and air conditioning. At this distance, evidence of regular care is especially important. If records are incomplete, ask a specialist to identify overdue work and estimate immediate and near-term maintenance needs.

Beige cabin and seven-seat practicality

The images show a beige three-row cabin, automatic selector, dashboard display and a large rear luggage area. Inspect every seat surface, bolster, head restraint, belt, carpet, roof lining, door trim and storage area. Operate the second- and third-row folding mechanisms carefully and make sure passenger access and cargo space suit your routine.

Test the climate system, windows, mirrors, locks, lights, wipers, audio unit, steering-wheel controls, keys and every fitted parking aid. Confirm that the dashboard warning lamps complete their normal check and that no fault message remains. Equipment can differ by grade and market, so rely on the controls present in this individual vehicle rather than a generic specification list.