Pricing for the 2024 Nissan GT-R is up across the board.
, but those updates come at a price as the aging sports car is much more costly than in previous years.
The GT-R T-Spec returns and is priced from $142,885, and the GT-R Nismo is priced from $222,885. The Nismo arrives this summer.The GT-R's price tag has grown substantially over the years but Nissan continues to offer plenty of standard equipment. The list includes a titanium exhaust system, adjustable Bilstein dampers, 20-inch Rays wheels, Dunlop Sports Maxx GT600 tires, Brembo brakes, a Bose audio system, and leather trim..
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