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Nissan shows pricier GT-R Spec V sportscar

Nissan’s GT-R

Nissan shows pricier GT-R Spec V sportscar

Thursday 08th January, 03:00 PM JST

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  • Dornier at 03:19 PM JST - 8th January

    Love the last sentence...

  • Wakarimasen at 03:35 PM JST - 8th January

    3 things

    1. Extra 6 million yen for better brakes, a bit more power and a paintjob?

    2. "Nissan also makes the Altima sedan" - so what?

    3. Last sentence is a doozie. I can think of any number of more important reasons why it isn't great being Japanese.

  • whitepocky at 03:48 PM JST - 8th January

    Wakarimasen - If you look at all the European supercars, the superlight versions are around 5-6million yen more expensive than the standard version. Lamborghini, Ferrari and Porsche all do it. Nissan is by no means different.

  • Wakarimasen at 06:04 PM JST - 8th January

    yes, but the current GTR (at just shy of 9 million yen) is already better (faster, more mod cons) than all of those. Why the extra 6 million for the minimal extra features of the V version?

  • franz75 at 07:33 PM JST - 8th January

    "the Japanese automaker said was still a bargain compared to European rivals" but is still an ugly car. For a "little" more you can get an Audi R8.

  • magpie at 08:44 PM JST - 8th January

    I still think the best GTR was the R32

  • usaexpat at 01:03 AM JST - 9th January

    a tough sell in this economy but for the money there is nothing that can touch it. The GTR runs with cars costing 2 or 3 times as much.

  • OssanAmerica at 02:06 AM JST - 9th January

    What a brilliant thing to be pushing when you can't even sell what you're making for the masses and have to cut down production and lay off workers. These guys must be drinking with the GM corvette group.

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