Pricing for the 2020 Nissan GT-R models has finally been revealed, including the NISMO, Track Edition, Premium and Premium w/ 50th Anniversary. As you can see, the Pure model is gone and the closest you will get to a “base model” would be the GT-R Premium.
For the GT-R NISMO, turbochargers are sourced from the GT3 race car, a carbon fiber roof and hood are fitted, the suspension has been revised and braking relies on carbon ceramic brakes. For this, buyers will have to drop just over $200k. Full pricing is as follows.
| GT-R Premium | $113,540 USD |
| GT-R Premium with 50th Anniversary Edition | $122,040 USD |
| GT-R Track Edition | $145,540 USD |
| GT-R NISMO | $210,740 USD |
Pricing for the 2020 Nissan GT-R models has finally been revealed, including the NISMO, Track Edition, Premium and Premium w/ 50th Anniversary. As you can see, the Pure model is gone and the closest you will get to a “base model” would be the GT-R Premium.
For the GT-R NISMO, turbochargers are sourced from the GT3 race car, a carbon fiber roof and hood are fitted, the suspension has been revised and braking relies on carbon ceramic brakes. For this, buyers will have to drop just over $200k. Full pricing is as follows.
| GT-R Premium | $113,540 USD |
| GT-R Premium with 50th Anniversary Edition | $122,040 USD |
| GT-R Track Edition | $145,540 USD |
| GT-R NISMO | $210,740 USD |
