How Much Can You Buy or Sell a USED GT-R For In 2023
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- In this video I research what the current prices of GT-R's are in 2023. I used websites such as CarGuru, Cars.com, and KBB to determine current values. I also discuss the impact of Age and Mileage, as well as single ownership and modifications.
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Nice to see 120k miles and still strong.
It still rips (for a stock GT-R) !!
1st class analysis D. Keep up the great work on your GT-R vids! I am deciding between 2 one-owner cars with about 20,000 miles on each of them A nicely modified ($25K invested) 2013 BE and a bone stock 2016. The 2013 is $68K USD and the 2016 is $84K USD. Your stats come pretty close but then the mods confound the value...somewhat. With the help of your analysis, I am ready to pull the trigger on the BE, after some vigorous negotiation, of course.
Thanks so much Ken. Looks like you really have two great options there. Love that their both one owner cars. Hope you enjoy your BE!! Let me know how it goes !!
Never buy a modified car
A friend of mine picked up a 2017 for around 85k back in 2019. Definitely a steal.
Nice!! Those 2017's are so comfy compared to my 2012.
Wow what a steal he has positive equity without even trying at this time and age
Nice investigation! I bought a MY15 GTR Black Edition end of 2016, first permitted for drive in 2016, drove it roughly 7 thousand miles till today and still very happy with it. Slightly modified by a reputable tuner in Europe. When the car was new I paid 100 thousand euros for it. That´s very close to what I can get for it today! Despite the fact I don´t drive it that much, cause I wanna keep it for the rest of my live, I would never sell it, no matter if the value would turn up or down.
Thanks for watching. I'm going to be selling my 2012 soon. Will be interesting to see how much I can get for it !!
@@The.Garage.StudioAs far as I watched it correct you´re on high mileage but as far as the car is maintained carefully looking good you should be able to achieve 65-70K USD at least....
Thanks.. We'll see.. @@petermeister7191
The only realistic review on pricing on RUclips props to you brother. 99% of reviewers live in fantasy land bcz they never owned or lived with one.
Thanks brother.. really appreciate it
I'm in the market and this video was very helpful!
Cool!! Good luck! It's an awesome car.
Love your analytical style! Keep it up and buy more cars!
Thanks! Will do! Might not want to hear this, but my next car is a Wrangler.
@@The.Garage.Studio ✊love the 2 dr wrangler jk 6 speed manual
120k miles driven but the moments you had while driving that made you enjoy and put a smile on your face is what really matters ,
I daily mine it has 46k miles 2014
But I just go to the gym or for a small cruise , we’ll kinda daily but not really 😊
Gotta enjoy the car. The garage is no place for a GT-R to live !!
Great stuff, liked and subscribed. Thanks for doing this legwork on our cars, I do see them as an investment and although the FB groups like to troll everyone's asking prices, it does look like they're on the rise. It will be interesting what happens when Nissan finally ends the R35 program....if ever lol.
I Agree. I was considering selling mine. After doing this video and doing more research, I feel that this car is only going to appreciate in 5-10 years as everything moves to electric. Especially given the low volume of R35's that have been sold, it will surely be a collectors item.
Hi great video.
Love my 2011 gtr
Only 25000 miles 👌
I wish I wouldn't have daily driven him for the first 6 years. But he's still going strong !! Thanks for watching !!
Great video!!! Keep going!
Thank you! Will do!
Great video I would love to find a high mileage car like yours so I can daily. Can't afford low mile one
Hey Chris, be patient. You can find one!! The nice thing I've found about the GT-R is their surprisingly reliable. And if you do the fluid changes yourself, their really not that costly to maintain. I did have to change out the timing chain at a little over 100K, so now they typically go out around there, but other than that.. it's all good. Good luck buddy !!
Good Information & Research, I've been following the market as well. Glad our cars are holding value. Goodluck on your RUclips journey. Liked & Sub'd
Thanks so much Eric! Amazing how the GT-R is holding up. I'm going thru various used car websites now.. and it's also amazing the turnover on these GT-R's. I saw one with 7 owners yesterday !!
nice vid. do you see stock EBAs with low mileage (under 15k) going up in value over the years/decades?
I looked at an article the other day, and they we're saying that in 10 years, GT-R could easily be worth 1/4 of a million dollars, based on the platform, and the uniqueness of the GT-R. There really hasn't been anything close to a GT-R in regards to it's rawness, and acceleration. And with everything going electric.. it for sure will be a collectors item !!
Subscribed. Keep going strong!
Thanks dude. Yep.. focusing content on GT-R and Prime. Definitely 1 video a week on the GT-R.
I have a gunmetal metallic DBA with 32 k miles. Live in Vegas too. Where have you driven to accumulate 120k? Any major issues with all that driving? I'm sure it's been a great GTR experience you've had.
Yeah, I was a dumass and daily drove it for about 6 years. And I was driving a lot.. to work, to the golf course, back to work, etc.. Wish I could have those years over. Oh well. It's running great.. Still is very strong. Had two issues.. had to replace front differential, and also had to do timing chain. Other than that, it's perfect. Transmission is still good, Bell Housing is fine. Still on original rotors !!
I've been saving for years now. Got a little more than thirty thousand put away. By the time I can afford one I won't want it anymore. Sad to see the prices always on the rise.
Congrats on putting 30K away.. That's awesome !! Prices are dropping. Keep saving and being patient. The car will eventually be a collectors item... as everything is going electric.. and the GT-R is already so unique. Keep your head up.. I subscribed to you auto detailing challenge. I need to do some detailing on all my cars!!
You can get them repaired or rebuilt by a really quality vendor
Yep.. lots of aftermarket options for transmission and bell housing now adays.
Great info. new subscriber and proud owner of my 2015 BE GTR
Thanks so much for watching and subscribing. Hm.. what a BE GTR. Learn a new thing everyday!!
@@The.Garage.Studio black edition. Lol
@@Ronniesan0201 Oh man..i'm a retard !!
All good bro 😎
And the Nismo ... Price is going up up up!
Yeah, didn't really get into the Nismo.
liked and sub'd, came from fb group, keep up the good work!
Thanks so much. I will definitely keep it up.
Great video!
Thanks so much !!
Sucks you can’t buy one at MSRP at all especially with crazy interest rates
I agree !!
nice research and price breakdown for us!
Thanks for watching !!
Do you think 2017 GTR Premium 20000 miles a dealer asking $105k is a good deal or not? Thank you.
Hi there !! Thanks for watching. Using my analysis, it seems like it would be a pretty good deal given the average prices of a 2017 are well over 100K. Personally though, I would have a hard time pulling the trigger for a 6 year old car over 100k. I'd be looking for a well cared for DBA. Good luck with whatever you decide!!
@@The.Garage.Studio Thank you for your answer. Your car look awesome. Great video, keep going!!!
40k for any clean title DBA is a steal right now.
Agreed.
You’d still get 50-55k all day for a clean title dba even at 120k miles
I think so. Especially if I talked to the buyer. Single owner GT-R's are hard to find. Especially one that has been unmodified. But.. working on a bunch of content.. and have the feeling i'm going to be modding at some point.
Hey love the video! What about the color of the gtr? I heard only 67 of the 2017 models were in the factory blue? Do you think color will have a impact on price?
Good question. I really don't know. I didn't take that into consideration. I always loved the blue on the GT-R. Great color !! I also really like the white !!
@The Garage Studio let me know when you wonna sell
I sold it a month ago. Man.. am I missing that car !!!
Your a smart guy.
Not that smart. Hard work help. Thanks for watching.
- "You can pick up a used one for a reasonable price"
----> if paying $30K more than what they used to cost in 2019 is reasonable, then you're right. I sold my in '19, it was a '14 BE w/FBOe85 for $65K, now the same car costs $90K+
- "GTRs tend to hold their value very well.."
----> 2019 was the year to get GTRs; they were cheap. I passed a deal at Glendale Nissan for a brand new GTR for $94K OTD!; same year I sold my BE when the market was low. So, I'd say, it depends on how the market is doing and it goes up and down.
- "I did my research..."
----> I've been tracking the GT-R market since '19, and I can personally tell you that ever since the prices have gone up, the GT-R you see on these used cars (and sometime new GT-Rs) they stay in the lot for many months, sometimes years before they sell. Dealers are holding onto these cars like if they are the last Coke in the desert. Unfortunately, it makes consumers like myself to look some place else for a better option. ENTER STAGE LEFT the "BMW M4XD COMPETITION" for less than a GTR with more amenities, more room and a 0-60 that is incredible!
- Porsches are multiple owner car as well, but are rarely modified.
Bottom line: Great analysis.!
I guess my point, and as a prior GTR owner... The car had its era. Now is way, way over rated and over priced for the under performance that it provides in stock form. Even for a brand new 2024 Premium going against the likes of M4CxD, it will get its rear end handed to it. I also had one of those beemers and its 8gear transmission puts the GTR's 6 speed DCT to shame.
All good points. This is a mystique about the GT-R though. And as you mentioned.. getting FBE is not too expensive, and it will outperform most others. There also that unmistaken mechanical feel of the GT-R that is well.. addictive. The GT-R's over the last half year have been dropping in price quite a bit. Now is not a bad time to try and get one.
@@joejay2876 Yeah but who looks at a Big Money waster and dreams of owning one? Nobody. They are over-engineered, overpriced junk. Deal with it.
I’m negotiating a deal what do you think. It’s a 2017 red fully stock 1 owner mint condition 18,000 miles. They are asking 109k. Thoughts?
Geez, that's a lot of dough for a used car. The book is 96K on it. . It's an awesome car for sure but not much difference in the DBA's. You could probably find a 2012-2014 DBA for cheaper. But a stock one with a single owner is certainly attractive. Good luck with whatever you decide.
Why would you add 5% value for every 10,000 miles. Sorry that is beyond wrong.
It's adding 5% of value for every 10,000 miles "under" the average.
Would you say 45k is worth it for a 2009 Nissan Gtr with 113k miles, needs hot smog because of mods& need to do a loss of title application, & has a valve cover leak, & has a clicking noise from the rear passenger wheel when you drive off slowly.
That's a cheap price. Do you have a VIN? What kind of mods? How many owners. Did you discover the leak or did the owner let you know about it?
@@The.Garage.Studio JN1AR54F19M250670 is the vin number, it is full bolt on & tuned. 4 owners, I discovered the leak myself, & discovered the noise in the back, he did say the last oil change was about a year ago, when I saw the car in person it had no oil at all so we ran into the store to get it some oil. He doesn’t know much about the car he says he bought it from his friend but they lost the title pink slip so it needs a new one. It seems to run fine but does have the bell housing sound & for some reason it feels wobbly when driving, makes a noise from the passenger rear wheel when taking off, it also smells like the car is on e85 but he says it’s not that it’s only regular gas so I’m not sure. I would appreciate if you can reply back! Thank you!
@@The.Garage.Studio it also has a very small driver side bucket seat so I can’t fit in it so I can’t test drive it myself, he took me for a ride
@@robertrodriguez569 Lotta really weird stuff going on. No pink slip, No Oil, might have issues passing smog, strange smells and sounds, and a weird seat?? I'd pass Robert, but that's just me. Things can always get fixed.. but the wobbleness and the weird drivers side seat makes me think perhaps it was in an accident or something. Good luck with whatever you choose.
@@The.Garage.Studio thank you I appreciate you giving me the advice i needed! I just wanted to hear the truth from another Gtr owner. Thank you! Subscribed!
I live in Vegas too are there any gtr meets
I don't know. I know they used too, but I think a lot of those regular's got rid of their GT-R's.
@@The.Garage.Studio They hold a Gears & Grinds every 1st and 3rd Sunday of every month and the Baguette Cafe, lots of GT-R's attend as well as a lot of older Skylines. You should bring your GT-R out, its a good time 🙂
@@markthompson8459 Thanks for letting me know about this. I have a friend that attends this event (he's part of my dog hiking group) - Philip - his dogs where goggles. He told me about this. Didn't know GT-R's showed up there. That's cool. Would be awesome to know some other local GT-R owners. I still don't know where to take my car for service.
@@The.Garage.Studio No problem, the next one is on the 19th of this month. As far as where to take your car for service you should go to Samurai Motors on Spring Mountin. The owner (Yoshi) is a GT-R Guru 🙂
@@markthompson8459 Thanks for this. I used to go to Paladin.. but I went there to get the timing chain done, and it was a nightmare. So haven't been back. Going to the dealer is wayyyy to pricey but they we're able to get the chain done. The GT-R tech (Mike) at centennial nissan is really good.
Can get a new one for 116k from a few dealers
Yep.. a few good dealers out there!! Just have to find them. Who are the dealers who are selling at a reasonable price?
im 23 years old what is a good credit score to be able to finance one of these?
Sorry.. Not a finance guy. Good luck !!
depends on credit history, income, and debt that you have. You could have a high 500 score but need around $25-35k down on a 65k priced one. If trying to put no money down you’ll need 720+ and have great history. History is more important than the credit number
Arook jaheer
thanks.
Jaime Kennedy hasn't aged well
The platform is still amazing.
"The slut of the sports cars". Lol
It's so true..