Used ATHERTON, QLD, 4883

2021 Toyota Kluger GXL AWD

Odometer 122,814km
Body type Suv
Fuel Petrol
Transmission Auto

Vehicle Overview

This 2021 Toyota Kluger GXL AWD is a used large SUV with the practical format and elevated driving position associated with the Kluger name. Finished in red, it combines petrol power with an automatic transmission and all-wheel drive, creating a straightforward specification for drivers seeking a spacious, versatile vehicle with added traction capability.

The GXL grade sits within the Kluger range as a well-equipped trim level, while the AWD designation is particularly relevant for drivers who regularly encounter changing road conditions. The automatic transmission is suited to relaxed everyday driving, and the SUV body style provides the broad, useful proportions expected of a vehicle in this class.

With 122,814km recorded, this example is presented as a used vehicle located in Atherton, Queensland. Its core specification is clearly defined: a 2021 model year, petrol engine, automatic transmission, GXL grade and all-wheel-drive layout. That combination makes it a practical option for buyers comparing established family-sized SUVs and looking for a recognisable Toyota model with a substantial road presence.

  • 2021 Toyota Kluger GXL AWD
  • Petrol engine
  • Automatic transmission
  • All-wheel drive
  • 122,814km
  • Red exterior

Specifications

Year
2021
Make
Toyota
Model
Kluger
Variant
GXL
Condition
Used
Body type
SUV
Transmission
Auto
Fuel
Petrol
Drive train
AWD
Exterior colour
Red
Odometer
122,814km
VIN
5TDLZ3BH90S172029
Stock reference
1072883

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John Cole Toyota

ATHERTON, QLD, 4883

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