Sell My Nissan GT-R

Nissan GT-R, Rocketlike Acceleration, Planted Handling, and Stylish Exterior!

Nissan GT-R is one of the most affordable luxury sports cars designed to provide a remarkable driving experience. With its monstrous twin-turbo V6 engine, it provides swift acceleration and excellent power. The adaptive suspension offers a liveable ride in different situations. If you have a Nissan GT-R, we’ll buy it for cash today and pay top dollar.

Nissan GT-R Trim Levels

Nissan GT-R is available in two different trim levels. Both the options provide a smooth ride with their unique features.

Nissan GT-R Premium (Starting from $113,540)

• 20-in Alloy Wheels
• Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel
• Intelligent Key with Push-Button Start
• Heated Front Seats
• Titanium Exhaust with Exhaust Sound Control
• Driver’s Seat with 8-Way Power Adjustment
• Front Passenger’s Seat with 4-Way Power Adjustment
• Leather Upholstery
• Heated, Power Side Mirrors
• Speed-Sensitive Volume Controls

Nissan GT-R Nismo (Starting from $210,740)

• Alcantra Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel
• Nismo Aerodynamic Body Design
• Hand-Stitched Semi-Aniline Leather Upholstery
• Carbon Fiber Bumpers, Trunk Lid, Side Sills, and Roof
• Noise Cancellation for a Quiet Cabin
• Nismo Recaro Leather-Appointed Front Seats with Synthetic Suede Inserts
• Carbon Ceramic Brakes
• Nismo Tachometer

Engine & Performance

The base variant comes with a 3.8L twin-turbocharged V6 engine that produces 565-horsepower. You can also choose a more powerful engine that produces 600-horsepower with the same specs. Both engine options are available as an all-wheel drive.

It provides a fuel efficiency rating of 16-mpg within the city and 22mpg on the highway. Thus, it proves to be a better option than other vehicles that have the same horsepower.

Nissan GT-R Safety Features

Nissan GT-R ensures your safety with its unique safety features.

• Front and Rear Parking Sensors
• Advanced Air Bags
• Dual-Zone Automatic Climate Control
• Vehicle Dynamic Control
• Rearview Camera
• Traction Control System
• Brembo Brakes
• Stability Control
• Limited-Slip Differential

Nissan GT-R Color Options

You can choose between 7 beautiful colors according to your personality.

• Vibrant Red
• Pearl Black
• Katsura Orange
• Pearl White
• Gun Metallic
• Ultimate Silver
• Blue Racing

Infotainment & Entertainment

You can have more fun with these tech features when enjoying a smooth and powerful ride.

• 8-in Touchscreen Display
• 11-Speaker Bose Stereo System
• Apple CarPlay
• HD Radio
• Two USB Ports
• Track-Oriented Read Outs

Awards & Recognition

Nissan GT-R has won several awards for its extraordinary performance.

• Car of the Year Award in 2008
• Best Buyer’s Choice Award by Autobytel
• Top Premium Sports Car Award in 2017

Nissan GT-R Brief History

The first Nissan Skyline GT-R was launched by Prince Motor Company in 1957 and it came under Nissan’s banner in 1969. It became a popular choice for touring car racing events in Japan. This car won the Japanese Touring Car Championship for four years in a row. Similarly, it won the Australian touring car championship in 1991.

Skyline GT-R was only produced in Japan and was exported to different markets including Singapore, New Zealand, Hong Kong, and Australia. Over time, it became a popular choice in the Western world. The Fast and Furious, Need for Speed, and Wangan Midnight are some popular names that contributed to the growth of this vehicle.

Evolution of Nissan GT-R

Nissan has launched six generations of Nissan GT-R since its launch in 1969. The production was discontinued in 2002 for some reasons and was resumed in 2008 with innovative changes.

First Generation (1969-1972)

The first generation was launched with a 2.0L inline-6 engine that could produce 160-horsepower. It was commonly known as Hakosuka, an amalgamation of Japanese words for box and skyline. It won the JAF Grand Prix in its debut race. In 1971, the company introduced another variant as a coupe.

Second Generation (1973)

The second generation was only available in 1973 and it only had a coupe body style. The engine was the same and it was launched with a 5-speed manual transmission. It became popular as “Ken & Mary” among youngsters due to a song that was used in the advertising campaign. The company had to stop production due to stricter emission standards.

Third Generation (1989-1994)

The third generation was launched after 16 years of discontinuation with some innovative changes. It was launched with all-wheel “Hicas” Steering, ATTESA all-wheel-drive system, and front & rear multi-link suspension. It had a 2.6L inline-6 engine that could produce 276-horsepower. The company also produced a version for FIA Group A racing that could produce 550-horsepower.

Fourth Generation (1995-1998)

It was launched with the same engine specs and it was an evolution of R32. The company also introduced a monster R400 model with a 2.8L engine that could produce 395-horsepower. For its dominance over Ford and Holden V-8s, it earned the Godzilla Nickname in Australia.

Fifth Generation (1999-2002)

The fifth generation was launched with a stiffer body and improved aerodynamics. The company used a carbon fiber rear diffuser along with several other lightweight components to reduce the vehicle’s weight. It appeared in different parts of the Fast and Furious movies.

Sixth Generation (2008-Present)

This generation was offered in the United States with a 3.8L twin-turbocharged engine combined with a 6-speed dual-clutch transmission. The Hicas all-wheel steering system was discontinued. It’s available in two trim levels Premium and Nismo.

Nissan GT-R Sales Figures

Here’s a year-by-year overview of Nissan GT-R sales conducted within the United States.

What’s the Cost of New and Used Nissan GT-R in the USA?

A new Nissan GT-R may cost around $113,540-210,740 depending on the trim level you’re choosing. A used Nissan GT-R may cost around $62,000-$159,900 depending on the model year, vehicle’s overall condition, and other factors.

Sell your Nissan GT-R for Cash in the USA

If you’re interested in selling your Nissan GT-R at an attractive price, we’d be please enough to buy it from you. We’ve purchased a number of Nissan GT-R units over the years because it’s an affordable and stylish sports car. So, feel free to give us a call or fill out our online form to get the best quote for your Nissan GT-R in the USA.

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