duPont REGISTRY Live presents this 2024 Lexus LX600 F SPORT, which has been extensively upgraded by Dissent Off-Road into a fully realized overland-focused luxury SUV. Showing approximately 12,335 miles and finished in Ultra White beneath a Desert Tan colored paint protection film, this example combines Lexus’ flagship SUV platform with a comprehensive suite of off-road enhancements. Powered by a twin-turbocharged 3.4-liter V6 and equipped with full-time four-wheel drive, it retains its factory refinement while adding serious trail and off-pavement capability. With its dual-purpose execution, this LX600 represents a modern approach to luxury off-road builds. Notably, this LX600 is offered on consignment from social media personality Supercar Ron.

The Lexus LX600 marks a significant shift for Lexus’ flagship SUV, ditching the old 5.7-liter V8 for a twin-turbocharged V6 platform while retaining the durability and capability long associated with the nameplate. Built on the same underpinning as the latest 300 Series Toyota Land Cruiser available overseas, the fourth-gen LX delivers a balance of refinement, off-road performance, and long-distance usability.

This particular example builds on that foundation through a comprehensive upgrade program by Dissent Off-Road. Based in Colfax, California, they specialize in outfitting Land Cruisers and Lexus 4x4s, and also worked on this LX600, transforming it into a purpose-built overland vehicle without compromising its luxury core. 

 

At its core is the aforementioned 3.4-liter twin-turbocharged V6 producing approximately 409 horsepower and 479 pound-feet of torque, paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission and full-time four-wheel drive. Good for an 8,000-pound towing capacity, a Torsen limited-slip rear differential, along with systems such as Crawl Control, Multi-Terrain Select, and Active Height Control, ensures capability across varied terrain while maintaining composure on-road.

 

The build focuses heavily on adding and enhancing functionality. A low-profile front bumper improves approach angles while integrating Rigid lighting and a Comeup Solo 12.5RS winch. Jaos carbon fender flares, aluminum step sliders, and a reinforced rear bumper with accessory integration expand both protection and usability. A roof rack with auxiliary lighting and a rear-mounted overland storage system with RotopaX fuel containers and tool mounts further enhances long-range capability.

 

The added off-road hardware wouldn’t do justice without some visual drama, and this rig had plenty of personality. Originally finished in Ultra White paint, the exterior has been wrapped in Desert Tan PPF with matte black striping, giving it a more utilitarian presence while protecting the original paint. Riding on bronze powder-coated Icon Recon SLX wheels, the stance reflects its intended use while maintaining a cohesive design. A front skid plate provides additional underbody protection, reinforcing its off-road intent.

 

Inside, the cabin remains distinctly Lexus with black leather F SPORT seating featuring both heating and ventilation, four-zone Climate Concierge, premium Mark Levinson audio, and a 12.3-inch touchscreen, ensuring that comfort and technology remain central to the experience. Subtle material finishes, including Hadori aluminum trim inspired by traditional Japanese katana sword polishing, maintain the premium atmosphere expected from the brand.

 

Combining Lexus refinement with purpose-built overland capability, this LX600 F SPORT represents a modern interpretation of what a luxury off-road vehicle can be when engineered without compromise. With a two-owner history and a minor incident noted on Carfax, this example with just 12,335 miles presents as a thoughtfully executed build that balances luxury and utility in one comprehensive package.

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