Crackpipe Pricing? Nissan Demanding An Eye Popping $175K For The 2017 GT-R Nismo

The Japanese supercar is not cheap, though its most circuit-prone version does have a slew of novelties – including better aerodynamics, improved handling and even more power.

Nissan has announced the 2017 model year GT-R in Nismo guise will cost $174,990 without the destination and handling taxes in the United States. The launch was staged at the Japanese Classic Car Show at the Queen Mary in Long Beach, California
 

Agent009 - 9/26/2016 12:08:14 PM

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That is only $10K less than a McLaren 570...

TheSteve - 9/26/2016 12:19:08 PM

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I guess you gotta be a serious Nissan fan to go for this. And one with deep pockets. I imagine there aren't too many of those around.

MDarringer - 9/26/2016 1:45:33 PM

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The GTR is a great $50K car, but it simply does not have the quality or engineering refinement to command any of its price points.

PUGPROUD - 9/26/2016 6:19:00 PM

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Never buy a car when most people's reaction is "You paid what for that!" There are so many more better choices at this price point all of which will depreciate at a much slower rate.

arrowmg - 9/26/2016 8:25:30 PM

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well considering that the 2009 models which sold for $79000.00 brand new, can't be found for less than $60k anywhere they seem to be holding their value pretty well. What's that you say about depreciation???

fadliazis - 9/27/2016 12:06:37 AM

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less good this cars
and very good this cars
https://fadlicars.com

MDarringer - 9/27/2016 6:57:33 PM

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I couldn't have sayed it betterer.

w222 - 9/29/2016 1:45:08 AM

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at that price people care about the badge... that's when the car has to look its price. having great performance is no longer enough.