Nissan GT-R – 2018 Market Review

By: Cliff Chambers, Unique Cars magazine

Date: 15.07.2018

Big numbers for these rockets

Nissan GT-R

Nissan GT-R – 2018 Market Review

The great ‘Godzilla’ is quite rightly starting to show its colours as a genuine classic. Australian-delivered R32s will sell at $70-80,000 but are yet to recoup their original $110,000 selling price.

Half that amount buys a very good Japanese-spec R32 which are gaining value or an R33 which are not.

Fewer than 1000 R32 V-Spec versions were built and prices above $50,000 are justified.

The R34 Nur [for Nurburgring] is showing big collector potential.

Just 750 were made and cars being imported or already here can exceed $200,000.

‘Normal’ R34s are easier to find and V Spec versions sell at around $100,000.

With plenty in the market that pricing might not be sustained for long.

GT-R R32 (Aust-Spec) $76,750 [2] 

GT-R R32 (Import) $40,850 [20]

GT-R R33 $37,575 [26] 

GT-R R34 $87,750 [19] 

GT-R R34 Nurburgring $195,055 [5]

[*] = number of recorded sales

GT-R buyer guide

(Note: concours & special cars may demand more.)

Numbers from our 2018 Japanese Classic Car Value Guide.

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