Why is the GTR R35 so expensive?

Sommario:

1. Why is the GTR R35 so expensive?
2. Is the GTR expensive to maintain?
3. How much is Nissan GTR in Philippines?
4. Are GT-R reliable?
5. Can a GTR be a daily driver?
6. What is high mileage for a GTR?
7. Are GTR reliable?
8. What is the best year GTR to buy?

Why is the GTR R35 so expensive?

Supply and demand. Nissan GTRs are a one-of-a-kind product for Nissan muscle cars that creates a steep price premium with each uniquely crafted design. Labor, time and especially engineering are what command a high premium for the Nissan GTRs.

Is the GTR expensive to maintain?

Craig immediately points out that if you are comparing the costs of maintaining a GTR to maintaining a Civic, it's expensive. Obviously! Buying a GTR certainly isn't cheap, as the current sticker price is $111,000. A used one will set you back about the same as a brand new BMW M-car or an AMG – around $84,000.

How much is Nissan GTR in Philippines?

How much is the Nissan GT-R in the Philippines? It costs you ₱8,900,000 to own the Nissan GT-R Premium variant and a hefty ₱13,200,000 for the top-spec trim.

Are GT-R reliable?

The Nissan GTR is more reliable than the R8 according to a 2017 J.D. Power and Associates report marking the Nissan 10th in initial quality vs. the R8's ranking of 26th in initial quality.

Can a GTR be a daily driver?

Ultimately, we recommend the Nissan GT-R to be driven daily, as long as your funds allow, and your friends don't mind driving separately.

What is high mileage for a GTR?

This 2009 Nissan GT-R is still with its original owner and he uses this Godzilla as his daily driver. In over a decade on the road, the car has covered around 140,000 miles, making this likely the highest mileage model you're going to see anytime soon.

Are GTR reliable?

The Nissan GTR is more reliable than the R8 according to a 2017 J.D. Power and Associates report marking the Nissan 10th in initial quality vs. the R8's ranking of 26th in initial quality.

What is the best year GTR to buy?

Best Nissan GT-R for The Money When the time comes for you to hunt down your GT-R, it really is a no-brainer to go for a 2010-2014 car. The improvements that come in the 2012 model year alone are worth the $10,000 premium over earlier model year GT-Rs.