Nissan, a Japanese automaker, is the manufacturer of GT-R vehicles, hence the term Nissan GT-R.
They were introduced to the market in 2007, and due to their outstanding performance, they immediately replaced the Nissan Skyline GT-R.
Features of the Nissan GT-R
As sport utility vehicles, Nissan has created several GT-R model versions named according to their modification and release year.
They include NISSAN GT-R 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022 versions.
However, all these Nissan models share several identical features that constitute the reputable GT-R version.
Some of these common features are:
- All GT-R models’ exteriors have a modern front bumper with side air scoops and the DRL inside each scoop.
- To compliment the overall look of these high-performance sports cars, they have a classic designed interior look. For instance, the dashboard’s instrument panel is covered in a unique, seamless sheet of customized Nappa leather.
- Each model is also fitted with a new 8″ inch touch-screen infotainment system in the center console that connects to Apple CarPlay.
- All Nissan GT-R models have V6 cylinders, a 6-speed automatic gear system, can reach a maximum speed of 320km/hr, and have an acceleration rate of 0 to 100km/hr at 3.4 seconds. They also have a turbocharged multi-point injection fuel system.
- The GT-R models are much safer now because the tires contain nitrogen and can resist a puncture even when traveling at 200 kph!
Price
Naturally, any automobile with the features mentioned above must have a high price tag, and the Nissan GT-R models are no exception.
Below is a list of all the estimated prices of Nissan GT-R models from 2019; since it is almost impossible to get new 2016, 2017, and 2018 models.
It is essential to note these prices are not inclusive of VAT and excise duty taxes; therefore, the actual costs may be higher.
| Nissan GT-R 2019 | 28,300,900 |
| Nissan GT-R 2020 | 31,600,400 |
| Nissan GT-R 2021 | 60,352,600 |
| Nissan GT-R 2022 | 76,200,300 |
Below is a list of all the used Nissan GT-R models with a maximum mileage of 7000 km.
| Nissan GT-R 2016 | 18,608,600 |
| Nissan GT-R 2017 | 19,620,200 |
| Nissan GT-R 2018 | 20,429,700 |
| Nissan GT-R 2019 | 20,653,800 |
| Nissan GT-R 2020 | 24,400,500 |
| Nissan GT-R 2021 | 30,693,200 |
| Nissan GT-R 2016 | 48,968,800 |
Maintenance Cost
We all understand that regular oil changes increase engine longevity; therefore, this procedure will cost about Ksh.25000 for the GT-R.
To access the oil filter, you must remove the complete under-tray, which increases the repair cost.
New differential and transmission fluids are also required after every 30,000 kilometers, costing you approximately Ksh.110,000.
Who Owns a Nissan GT-R in Kenya
Kenyans were astonished when images of a grey Nissan GT-R initially appeared on the internet.
Many people speculated that the owner might be a politician, famous, or wealthy business person.
It was later discovered that the vehicle is owned by a very private Asian man who goes by the name “Williammm Kimm” on Instagram.
Where and How to Buy a Nissan GT-R in Kenya
There are two typical ways to purchase a Nissan GT-R in Kenya: from a showroom or by importing it directly from Japan.
You can visit the official website of Nissan Kenya, and they will direct you to the steps required to purchase a new GT-R.
For a used, high-quality GT-R model, local showrooms (such as Cars from Japan, Car Imports, and Croton Motors) may save you valuable resources and time-related to shipping.
You can also visit UsedCars.co.ke, which has hundreds of vehicles available, including the Nissan GT-Rs.
