If you’re looking for a dependable diesel SUV that can handle work trips, highway runs and weekend family duties, this 2017 model is well worth a closer look. With a 2.8 litre diesel engine, automatic transmission and a long list of practical extras already fitted, it offers the sort of flexibility that suits many WA lifestyles. This Toyota Prado GX 150 series has spent its life as a company car, with mostly highway kilometres and a full logbook service history, which is exactly what many used buyers like to see.
Tidy throughout and set up with useful accessories like side steps, roof rails, alloy bullbar with LED spotlights and a towbar, it’s a vehicle that feels ready to go straight into daily use. Whether you’re commuting into town, heading out on site, towing a trailer or packing the family for a weekend away, it’s built to do a bit of everything.
Why This GX 150 Prado Stands Out
Company Car With Consistent Use
Being a company vehicle usually means regular servicing and consistent highway driving rather than constant stop–start short trips. At around 302,500 km, this SUV has certainly been used, but mostly on the open road, which is generally easier on driveline components than city-only driving.
Full Service History And Two Keys
A complete service record with books gives confidence the vehicle has been maintained on schedule. Having two keys is another practical plus, especially for families or businesses where more than one person drives the car. It’s a small detail that makes day to day use easier.
Always Covered Seats
The interior has benefited from seat covers being fitted from early on, helping protect the upholstery from wear, spills and daily use. For a 2017 model, this can make a noticeable difference to how fresh the cabin feels.
Engine, Driveline And Fuel-Friendly Diesel Performance
2.8 Litre Turbo Diesel
The 2.8 diesel is known for its balance of torque, durability and reasonable fuel use, especially on long highway runs. For WA drivers tackling country roads, regional towns and occasional trips into the city, that combination works very well.
There’s enough torque for towing, hill work and carrying passengers and luggage, while still aiming to keep fuel stops manageable. For many owners, this engine strikes a good compromise between power and running costs.
Automatic Transmission For Easy Driving
Automatic transmission makes life easier in traffic, on hills and during long days behind the wheel. It’s especially helpful if the vehicle is used by multiple drivers with different levels of experience. For towing and off-road work, the automatic also helps reduce stress and fatigue, particularly when negotiating tricky sections or low-speed manoeuvres.









Comfort, Cabin Features And Everyday Liveability
Practical Interior Layout
The GX trim aims to be practical and straightforward. It’s ideal for people who want a durable, easy-to-clean cabin rather than a delicate showpiece. Controls are laid out clearly, the seating position is commanding, and visibility is excellent, which is reassuring when parking, towing or navigating tight spaces.
Highway-Friendly Ride
Given that most of its kilometres have been on the highway, this SUV has been doing what it was built for: longer journeys where comfort and stability matter. The suspension is tuned to balance comfort with control, and the taller stance helps smooth out patchy country roads and gravel sections.
Extra Features For Real-World Use
Useful additions such as a UHF radio, side steps and roof rails all add to its practicality. Side steps help passengers of all ages get in and out more easily, especially when the car is also used for school runs or ferrying workers. Roof rails open the door for racks, baskets or additional storage options for camping gear and tools.
Exterior, Protection And Touring Readiness
Alloy Bullbar With LED Spotlights
The alloy bullbar adds front-end protection for country driving, especially in areas where animal strikes are a risk. The integrated LED spotlights significantly improve visibility on dark regional roads, making early morning starts and late finishes safer and more comfortable for the driver.
Towbar For Work And Recreation
The fitted towbar means it’s ready to pull trailers, small machinery, boats or camper trailers. For many WA owners, towing ability is a non negotiable feature—whether it’s for a work trailer during the week or a camper on the weekend.
Tyres And Overall Presentation
The vehicle currently runs on quality all-terrain tyres with around 40% tread remaining. That gives you some time before replacement is required, while also indicating that it has not been left on worn-out rubber. Overall, it presents as a tidy vehicle throughout, a good sign that it has been looked after by previous drivers and caretakers.
Who This Prado Suits
Families Wanting Space And Safety
With its upright seating, generous interior room and practical layout, this SUV suits families who need a safe, capable vehicle for school runs, sport, holidays and everything in between. The driving position, visibility and ride height all contribute to a feeling of security and control.
Trades, Supervisors And Site-Based Roles
For supervisors, project managers or tradespeople who visit job sites, this vehicle offers the right blend of on-road comfort and off-road readiness. The bullbar, towbar, UHF and all-terrain tyres make it a good match for mixed-use duties that include gravel tracks, rural properties and industrial yards.
Touring And Adventure Seekers
With the right accessories added, it can become a reliable touring partner for longer trips across Western Australia. Roof storage, rear drawers, fridge setups and upgraded suspension are typical add-ons that many owners choose over time to build a capable touring rig.

Price, Location And How To Inspect
This 2017 model is offered at $26,500 including GST, representing strong value for a diesel automatic SUV with company history, full books and a useful list of accessories already installed.
The vehicle is located in Pickering Brook, WA, and is available for inspection by appointment. To discuss details, confirm availability or arrange a viewing, you can call 0417 920 022. Seeing the car in person lets you check the interior, paint, driving feel and paperwork so you can buy with confidence.
How This SUV Fits With The Rest Of Your Gear
If you’re building or upgrading a wider fleet for civil, construction, earthmoving or transport work, it can be helpful to pair a capable SUV with the right machines and support equipment. Western Truck Sales also offers a range of stock that can work alongside your vehicle, including:
- Compaction equipment for civil projects and roadworks:
View available rollers - Compact machines ideal for tight sites and loading work:
See the current range of skid steers
To support safer, more efficient driving and fleet use, you may find these guides useful:
- Common errors new heavy vehicle drivers make, and how to avoid them:
Rookie truck driver mistakes - Iconic freight routes around the country that many operators travel:
Australia’s most iconic trucking routes - Tips for planning routes that avoid congestion and difficult parking:
Avoid the city traffic and parking chaos
By combining a reliable SUV like this with the right machines, trailers and transport strategies, you can build a setup that suits both business and personal use.
Put simply, the Toyota Prado GX 150 series described here offers a well-balanced mix of diesel efficiency, comfort, accessories and history that makes it a compelling option for buyers in Western Australia.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How many kilometres has the vehicle travelled?
It has travelled around 302,500 kilometres, mostly on the highway as a company car. Highway use is generally less harsh on mechanical components than constant short urban trips, which can be reassuring for used buyers.
2. What kind of service history does it have?
The SUV comes with a full logbook service history and books, indicating that regular maintenance has been carried out over its life. This is one of the key things many buyers look for when considering a used diesel 4×4.
3. What accessories are already fitted?
It is equipped with a UHF radio, side steps, roof rails, an alloy bullbar with LED spotlights, towbar and quality all-terrain tyres. These additions make it more capable for site work, towing and regional driving without needing immediate extra spend on accessories.
4. Is this vehicle suitable for towing and touring?
Yes. With a diesel engine, automatic transmission, towbar and bullbar already fitted, it is well suited to towing trailers, small vans, boats or campers within the appropriate limits. With some additional touring accessories, it could become a very capable long-distance travel vehicle.
5. How do I arrange an inspection or get more information?
To arrange an inspection in Pickering Brook, WA, or to discuss the vehicle in more detail, you can call 0417 920 022. It is recommended to view the vehicle in person, check the service books and take a test drive so you can be comfortable with your decision.