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Nissan GT-R R35

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2007–2025 Chassis R35 13 trims

The Nissan GT-R is a Japanese sports car and grand tourer produced from 2007 to 2025 in a 2+2 layout with a front-mid engine and all-wheel drive. Conceived as a halo car under Nissan's revival plan, it succeeded the Skyline GT-R as a standalone model and aimed to match Porsche, Lamborghini, and Ferrari performance at a more attainable price. Roughly 48,000 were built over 18 years.

Power comes from the twin-turbocharged 3.8-liter VR38DETT V6, rising from 473 hp at launch to 570 hp in later cars, sent through a six-speed dual-clutch transmission and the ATTESA E-TS Pro all-wheel-drive system. The car inherited the "Godzilla" nickname first applied to the Skyline GT-R by Australia's Wheels magazine in 1989.

The track-focused Nismo variant, offered from 2014, made 600 PS with carbon-ceramic brakes and added downforce, and set a Nurburgring lap of 7:08.679.

Specifications

Engine3.8 L VR38DETT twin-turbocharged V6
Horsepower562–592 hp (570–600 PS)
Torque633 N⋅m (467 lb⋅ft)
Transmission6-speed dual-clutch
DrivetrainFront mid-engine, all-wheel drive
Body style2-door 2+2 coupé
Original MSRP$69,850 (2009 US launch)
Notable variantsSpecV, Egoist, GT-R50, Nismo
Wheelbase2,780 mm (109.4 in)
Length4,656–4,709 mm
Width1,895–1,902 mm
Height1,369–1,372 mm
Curb weight1,740–1,785 kg (3,836–3,935 lb)
Seating2+2

Nissan GT-R R35 Price Guide

Median asking price$119,921
Price range$66,801 – $490,121
Median mileage28,851 mi

Based on 225 listings, updated October 25, 2026

Trims & variants

TrimBodyYearsBuiltRarity
Premium — 2007-2025 — Standard
Black Edition — 2012-2025 — Standard
Track Edition — 2013-2025 — Standard
Nismo — 2014-2025 — Standard
T-spec — 2021-2025 — Special
Nismo — N-Attack Package — 2014-2025 — Special
T-spec — Takumi — 2024 — Special
Skyline — 2024 — Special
Usain Bolt — 2012 1 Special
GT-R/C — 2017 1 Special
Predzilla — 2017 1 Special
Tomica 50th Anniversary — 2017 1 Special
Nismo — McDonald's Gold — 2017 1 Special

Frequently asked

How much does an R35 GT-R cost?
New R35 GT-Rs started around $70,000 in 2009 and rose past $115,000 by the end of production. Used prices generally run from the $80,000s into the $160,000s, with NISMO editions higher.
Why was the Nissan GT-R discontinued?
The R35 ran for 18 years; tightening global emissions and crash-safety rules made the aging platform uneconomical to keep certifying, and production ended in 2025.
Are R35 GT-Rs legal in the US?
Yes. Unlike the earlier R32–R34 Skyline GT-Rs, the R35 was sold new in the United States and is fully road-legal.
Is the GT-R all-wheel drive?
Yes — every R35 uses Nissan’s ATTESA E-TS all-wheel-drive system, a big part of its all-weather traction and launch performance.

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