Mostly because new ones are £80k+. It keeps the price of the older cars up a bit. Until the MY17, there were not huge changes since in the cars since they were released. They still very sought after so that helps as well.Shoddy interior and Nissan badge and yet 40k+ for a decent example!
How come GTR's R35 are so expensive...?
They're 16 years old and so riddled with rust you can't actually drive them?How come GTR's R35 are so expensive...?
Check your Maths Aidy, they were released in 2008 in Japan and 2009 over here.They're 16 years old and so riddled with rust you can't actually drive them?
Apparently, they were selling them at a loss for the first couple of years ...I didn't realise the base price had gone up so much, Nissan must be making a right profit![]()
:mhihi:Check your Maths Aidy, they were released in 2008 in Japan and 2009 over here.
and with that low mileage/never over 30 mphooooo mines just gone up in price again :naughty::lol::lol:
gtr.co.uk is not a club it's just a forum, there's no fees involved. Lots of useful info and regular posts. GTROC is a club, they have some very experienced guys involved and organise trackdays and various trips, they had a stand at Autosport show last weekend and good contacts with Nissan however the forum is dire, it is rarely used and most gtroc members don't bother with the club forum they use use the gtr.co.uk to communicate. The other useful media if you are on Facebook is Battalion35 which is a worldwide group. I can't give you too many details as I'm not on "Faceache" but Evogeof was a moderator for B35 and can give you more details.For info/research, as i am slowly easing my way into looking to buy, should i join GTR.co.uk or GTROC.org?
Many thanks,
Rob
Are they expensive? By comparison, how much would you have to fork out to buy an equivalent Porsche, or, dare I say it Aston Martin?Shoddy interior and Nissan badge and yet 40k+ for a decent example!
How come GTR's R35 are so expensive...?