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NISSAN GT-R
Lowest Price: £26,000 • Median Price: £58,118 • Highest Price: £193,960 • Sell-Through Rate: 76%
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£26,000
LOWEST PRICE:
SINCE 2020
£58,118
MEDIAN PRICE:
SINCE 2020
HIGHEST PRICE:
£193,960
SINCE 2020
NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
184
ALL TIME
SELL THROUGH RATE:
76%
ALL TIME
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The Nissan GT-R emerged from the Skyline lineage, a sports car icon in Japan. It gained prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s with racing success.
The GT-R name was revived in 2007, with the R35 model, a high-performance sports car.
There is no direct successor to the R35 GT-R as of now.
Did you know that the GT-R almost didn't happen? Nissan was facing financial difficulties in the late 1990s. The development of a new GT-R was put on hold. However, a small team of engineers continued to work on the project in secret, driven by their passion for the GT-R legacy. They eventually convinced Nissan's management to revive the project, leading to the R35's release.
How much is a Nissan GT-R worth?
In average condition, a Nissan GT-R is worth £58,236.
What is the most expensive Nissan GT-R to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Nissan GT-R to sell in history was sold for £193,960.
What is the cheapest Nissan GT-R to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Nissan GT-R to sell in history was sold for £26,000.
When was the Nissan GT-R produced?
The Nissan GT-R was produced between 2007 and 2024.
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