Used to be super car killers for under $80k. That was its purpose. Nowadays it’s north of $100k and $200k for Nismo. Anyone with a brain will take 911 GT3 at this price range now.
Man, I never thought this dream machine would reach this price point with an outdated interior going on over a decade of little refresh here and there, but I'd take a 911 without thinking twice. No disrespect to the Nismo, its a powerful machine, but......
If I would have a lot of many I mean been a millionaire I would buy this GTR R36 the 488 Italia pista and my favorite porsche GT3 RS 4.0 2023 models. That's all the best sports cars of the world for me. and their engine sounds are beautiful 🙂🎵🎶🎵❤️👌👌
I see many people hating on the GT-R for having the same “design” for years, but I don’t see anyone hating on Porsches for having almost the same design for years and years. I say if something is not broken, it doesn’t need fix. It does need an update on the infotainment system.
2023 called and said it's still THE best car in the world and can smoke a 2023 Corvette Z06 in the quarter mile from a dig by 4 car lengths... Beginning of the video says all you need to hear. SEE YA!!!😂😂😂
So what? The model has been tweaked thru the years little by little. I don't hear anyone complaining the 32/33/34 all used a version of the RB26? If something gets the job done it gets the job done.
They just replace the panels with carbon fiber and call it a nismo version. And the sad thing, due to bankruptcy we wont get to see an R36 for atleast the next 5 years.
Where'd you get the carbon fiber hood? Oh and I've seen the 2024 model with carbon fiber Recaro bucket seats and lots of additional carbon fiber trim (diffuser, etc). Are those a factory options or aftermarket?
The exterior is undeniably impressive, radiating a certain classiness that I find quite appealing. However, I must admit that the interior and the quality of materials used are reminiscent of a bygone era, specifically the lackluster standards of 2006. It appears that no significant improvements have been made. I urge the GT-R to come back to the realm of reality, for if not, it may soon find itself overshadowed by its competitors. Furthermore, the price tag is rather steep, comparable to that of a McLaren or another high-end supercar. It's a rather unfortunate situation for the GT-R, as it bears the insignia of Nissan, which is widely regarded as one of the less impressive car manufacturers in the US market these days.
I know I’m not educated on the GTRs but can someone tell me why the 2024 Nismo GTR cost an estimated $225k? Ok, I get these are limited and hand built, I get all that. But for that price tag at least include carbon bucket seats right? I mean I know they are completely different cars but the G80 BMW M3 has the optional carbon bucket seats. For the price tag I think they should include something like that in the GTR. Just my thoughts.
Looks like a 2009 GTR with carbon and Alcantera on the inside… When are you guys going to get sick of this car? They’ve been stagnant for 14 years and you guys love it
@@6ixthirtyeight yea and and I could do the same thing with mine. The AMG kit for the E55 works like a charm. However, I really think in time I’m gonna go to a TKO 6spd. It’ll make it very unique!
Weird that Nissan have barely changed the design and performance parts It is still a great car , but the improvement through out over ten years are not following up
even tho gtr is cool but its not worth 240$k last time i was at dealership the 2023 version they were selling for 240$k with mark up price of 100k the car itself is cool but i would never give 240k for a nissan when you can get german beasts same price or cheaper
I just find it hilarious that Nissan has never bothered to update the car's ancient infotainment system and they're still charging full price for something that's over 16 years old. When you can easily look up and buy a second hand GTR for like 2/3rd the original price in mint condition.
@@Ben77788 it’s alright it’s a luxury coupe which is slow the 0-60 is 4.4 but realistically it’d like 4.6 and in my mustang gt hits 3.4 and still stock so but it’s a eye turner but if you wanna mod it there ain’t much out there for after market parts for better performance
