So, whats changed since 2009?
Photography Courtesy Nissan
The Nissan GT-R returns to the U.S. this spring. How much will it cost you? Well, pricing starts at $120,990 for the "base" model.
This base GT-R puts out 565 horsepower, 467 lb.-ft. of torque from a 3.8-liter V6. It carries 3985 pounds of weight.
2024 Nissan GT-R T-Spec
The T-spec model gets the same power output, with a few more performance-oriented goodies, such as enlarged, carbon-ceramic Brembo rotors. Nissan also offers two exclusive colors for it–Millennium Jade and Midnight Purple. It retails for $140,990.
2024 Nissan GT-R Nismo
If you want to go all out, there's also the 3867-pound, 600-horsepower NISMO model. In addition to the NISMO Appearance Package that includes Rays wheels, a clear-coated carbon fiber hood and an exclusive engine cover, the NISMO version gets a limited-slip differential for the first time. It comes out this summer and will set you back $220,990.
All three will be available in limited numbers.
Here are some of the differences:
It's not that they decided to just keep making the same platform for the Z and GT-R.
It's that they decided AFTER they stopped making the Z32, R32, S13, and B13.
I mean, they even had precedent - they kept making the S13 alongside the S14 for a while, and they made the B13 Sentra for quite a long time in other countries.
I guess this appeals to the guys that want a 911 Turbo S at a discount?? Not really sure what the target demo for the GT-R is anymore
calteg said:I guess this appeals to the guys that want a 911 Turbo S at a discount?? Not really sure what the target demo for the GT-R is anymore
They are SO night and day. The GT-R is an absolute turd.
J.A. Ackley said:
It looks truly awful in this picture. Is it squatting? Does the RR wheel have positive camber? What is going on here?
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