Used Nissan GT-R Price Guide

The Nissan GT-R is a legendary Japanese supercar offering blistering performance and advanced all-wheel-drive technology. With around 200 used examples available in the UK, prices typically range from £5,000 to £32,000 depending on age, mileage and specification.

Market Summary

Price range
£5,000 – £32,000
Total listings
200
Most common year
2020
Most common fuel
Petrol

Nissan GT-R Prices by Year

Year Min Price Avg Price Max Price
2008-2010 £42,000 £48,500 £55,000
2011-2013 £48,000 £56,000 £65,000
2014-2016 £58,000 £66,500 £75,000
2017-2019 £68,000 £76,000 £85,000
2020-2023 £78,000 £92,000 £110,000

Average Price by Fuel Type

Petrol

£62,500

Average Price by Mileage

Mileage Average Price
0-20k miles miles £82,000
20k-40k miles miles £65,000
40k-60k miles miles £54,000
60k+ miles miles £46,000

About the Nissan GT-R

Launched in 2008, the R35 Nissan GT-R revolutionised the supercar market with its twin-turbocharged 3.8-litre V6 engine producing 480bhp in early models, later increased to over 560bhp in updated versions. The sophisticated all-wheel-drive system and dual-clutch gearbox deliver 0-60mph in under 3 seconds. Earlier R34 and R33 Skyline GT-R models from the 1990s are also sought-after, particularly Japanese imports. The GT-R received updates in 2011, 2014 and 2017 with improved performance, refined interiors and enhanced handling.

What Affects the Price

Age is the primary factor, with R34 Skyline GT-Rs commanding premium prices due to rarity and cult status. Mileage significantly impacts value—low-mileage examples attract premiums whilst high-mileage cars above 60,000 miles drop considerably. Service history is critical; full Nissan or specialist history with evidence of transmission and engine maintenance is essential. Specification matters, with Recaro seats, Track Pack and upgraded Nismo versions worth more. Import history affects price—official UK cars command premiums over grey imports. Modifications can either add or detract value depending on quality and buyer preference. Condition of consumables like tyres, brakes and clutch influences price as replacement costs are substantial.

Buying Tips

Insist on comprehensive service history showing regular oil changes every 6,000 miles and transmission fluid changes. Inspect for launch control abuse—check transmission for smooth shifts and listen for unusual noises. Examine tyres for uneven wear indicating suspension issues. Budget for running costs including insurance (typically group 50), fuel consumption averaging 20mpg, and annual servicing costing £1,000-£2,000. Have a pre-purchase inspection by a GT-R specialist who can read diagnostic codes and check for known issues. Verify import documentation if applicable and confirm UK registration history. Check for accident damage and ensure all electronics function correctly. Factor in premium fuel costs and £600+ annual road tax for pre-2017 models.

Frequently Asked Questions

Used Nissan GT-R prices in the UK range from approximately £5,000 for high-mileage R33 imports to £32,000 for low-mileage R35 models from 2009-2011. The most common R35 models from 2009-2012 typically cost between £45,000 and £65,000, whilst rare R34 Skyline GT-Rs often exceed £100,000.

The 2011-2013 R35 GT-R models offer the best balance of performance, reliability and value. These facelift versions feature improved transmission, upgraded interior and more power (530bhp) whilst avoiding the premium attached to newer models. Alternatively, 2017+ models benefit from the most recent updates and better fuel economy.

Common GT-R issues include dual-clutch transmission wear from launch control abuse, leading to juddering or rough shifts. Brake and tyre wear is rapid with performance driving. The bolstered seats can show wear on high-mileage examples. Early models may experience suspension noise from worn bushes. Regular oil changes are critical as the VR38DETT engine is sensitive to oil quality.

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