purchasing gx 2011

I guess you're talking about a Toyota Landcruiser ?
It must have spent some time on bush tracks, though probably not too unusual ..depending on what gov dept it was. Eg Parks & Wildlife
The paintwork has probably had a cut and polish too if it looks good .. it would have copped some scratches too no doubt.
Obviously it should be cheaper than a GXL or another similar one with lower Km.
If we are talking 200 series then the fuel system is big $ if it needs injectors due to bad fuel. Service history is important.

Yes it is 200series landcruiser gx It was a police car. Service book provided but services only tell part of a story. I guess the safety check would show any issues. Yes it is cheaper than Glx. Problem is we can't take for drive as it is unregistered at present.

I would look at 2012 model onwards due to the 200 series having an update. also look at a new 200 series GXL 2015 plate advertised in Melbourne at $83,990 drive away.

I have a 2011 GX Cruiser, came from an almost new Patrol (2010) thanks to Nissan. Let me say that I am so happy with it, I am down to about 13L/100km whereas the closest I got with any of my Patrols was 17L/100.

The power is fantastic, much more confidence in overtaking than the Patrol, towing anything is effortless.

Being an ex Police car I would think is a good thing, they have them serviced regularly and having owned an ex Police Commodore back in the early 80's I can vouch that it was well looked after.

Mine has done about 40,000km and will be looking to change again next year and more than likely to another GX

cheers

The only thing that concerns me with ex police cars is that you need to check if it was a speed camera car as it would have been idling all day every day to keep the camera running and Mr Plod sipping latte's in the back comfortable before his sleep :)

Nothing unusual about scratched mirrors - government Landcruisers in SA can see a fair bit of the outback. Maybe it has also had the body paint touched up.
110,000k over 4 years might be better than say 55,000k over 8 years. If vehicles do long runs, they don't wear out as much. Where has it been serviced? Most auctions allow vehicles to be started so you can have a listen and they should come with an inspection.