Would you really pay over $70K for a Nissan? I couldn't envision myself doing that.

Something about going to the dealer in a 70K+ car rollin up with 1985 Sentras getting work done. There are lots of model cars out there... I hope others aren't blinded because of owning the G currently.

 

I hope it stays one model. A tiered supercar to meet different price points is IMO, dumb. It should stay a singular expression of Nissan's motorsport vision and heritage. Not to mention, if I ever get one, I don't want my GT-R being mistaken for a lower trim. :P

 

hahaha WORD

 

Unless its just a hair over 70, I wont be spending any more than that. You are right. I wouldn't want to spend more than that for this car.

 

Thsi was over on my350z, from an unofficial Nissan employee.

"The GTR is expected to be available in three different model levels. Base level will be a 480hp twin-turbo V6 engine in the standard base GTR as well as the middle level GTR V-Spec. They will be priced at roughly $57,000 and $67,000 respectively. The range topping EVO version with the same VQHRTT engine as the standard and V-Spec models gets a power increase up to 530hp while losing 220 lbs. from the body for an unbelievably inexpensive price of $94,000."

I still expect (s)dealers to add their BS market adjustment...

 

If that's the case, which one you buyin Clokwork?

 

$94k for the 530HP version??? Dayam!!!

http://www.automobilemag.com/future_..._corvette_z07/

If that's the case, I could just drop $100k for a 650HP Corvette SS that would rip Nissan a new one. One problem... I don't have $100k... -_-;

 

whichever model has the 7 speed DSG like tranny is the one I want. Im hoping that is the "VSPEC" model.