2013 Nissan GT-R Snow Performance Test

JungleZ · 04-04-2013, 09:40 PM

the R36 is already in the works, which will probably drive down the prices of the R35 slightly(unless its a total flop). The GTR has been around for a very long time and I honestly dont see it going anywhere. I think it will probably remain Nissans flagship performance car for generations to come. It also gets substantial updates each year, which effects resale on older models more than cars that remain the same thoughout their lives. Theres also the upcoming NSX and possibly a few others that are just rumors at this point. If they end up being direct competitors with the GTR then it will also effect resale. While I don't think these things will kill the resale value by any means, I do think they'll bring it down a little more than some might expect. it will probably be a long time before it gets into the 20's or 30's, but I do think it will eventually get there.

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JungleZ Banned Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: orange county,ca Posts: 652 Drives: leased base z... Rep Power: 0	the R36 is already in the works, which will probably drive down the prices of the R35 slightly(unless its a total flop). The GTR has been around for a very long time and I honestly dont see it going anywhere. I think it will probably remain Nissans flagship performance car for generations to come. It also gets substantial updates each year, which effects resale on older models more than cars that remain the same thoughout their lives. Theres also the upcoming NSX and possibly a few others that are just rumors at this point. If they end up being direct competitors with the GTR then it will also effect resale. While I don't think these things will kill the resale value by any means, I do think they'll bring it down a little more than some might expect. it will probably be a long time before it gets into the 20's or 30's, but I do think it will eventually get there.