Nissan Raises GTR MSRP

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10-01-2008 | 09:22 AM

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ZOsixTT

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Originally Posted by Catapult5

The GT-R can be tracked and it has been done with no backlash from dealers. It just can't be raced in a competitive manner other than hot laps. I have heard rumors that Bondurant driving school may have a GT-R only driving class for owners using their cars to learn out to get the most out of them.

That would be cool, I was thinking about doing thier Z06 experenice. Rumor also has that Bondurant is going to buy some ZR1s as well.

10-01-2008 | 07:15 PM

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Catapult5

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That would be cool, I was thinking about doing thier Z06 experenice. Rumor also has that Bondurant is going to buy some ZR1s as well.

That sounds like a lot of fun, I would like to drive the ZR1 to see the difference in how it delivers power and how the GT-R delivers power. I'm betting that would not be a cheap class though.

10-03-2008 | 02:03 PM

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ZOsixTT

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That sounds like a lot of fun, I would like to drive the ZR1 to see the difference in how it delivers power and how the GT-R delivers power. I'm betting that would not be a cheap class though.

Yea, none of thoes classes are cheap, you basically have to decided between bondurant for 4 days or a set of HRE wheels. But i image it take a lot of $ to keep all thoes cars working well. They probobly go through tires & brakes in a week.

10-03-2008 | 02:23 PM

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I'm betting the ZR1 would be far and away more expensive because no one is getting them near MSRP and they have more expensive tires/brakes than a CTS-V class. I would imagine that they may just want owners to bring their own cars and maybe the school would have a few for instructors.

10-22-2008 | 03:17 PM

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evelution77

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Even with the price increase and dealer markup, around here GTRs go for 100k. That's not bad for a car that performs with or better than cars that cost twice as much.