Since its first ever release in 2009, the Nissan GT-R has been a household name in the automobile industry and has been dubbed as a classic, powerful plus popular car.
But its newest version, the 2020 model has seen a visible spike up like a stock market bullish movement compare to the previous ones.
The premium model is priced as $113,540 (from the previous $110,540) which saw a plus $3,000 rise. Track model is now $145,540 (from the previous $128,540) adding $17,000 and the Nismo version saw the highest mark up as it reached the $200,000 mark with $210,740 (from the previous $175,540) making it the most expensive GT-R to date.
GT-R Nismo’s price hike is quite reasonable though as it upgraded almost everything essential like the horsepower and that will now be at 600 Horsepower from the previous 565 Horspower. They also improved the turbochargers, suspension, roof and hood (now made of carbon fiber) and the brakes (which will contain carbon ceramics).
The Premium variant will also see some tweaks particularly a revised twin turbochargers but will retain the 565 Horsepower V6 along with brand new interior color and design, still on its 20-inch wheels.
Classic shade of white and blue is in the comeback trail with the 50th Anniversary Edition which commemorates the history of Japan racing that is priced at $123,735, an $8,500 increase.