The Nissan GT-R is now officially sold in Thailand, imported from Japan by Nissan Motor Thailand. The 13.5 million baht (RM1.67 million) living legend is sold exclusively by Siam Nissan TKF – the Nissan High Performance Center dealership will also handle the official GT-R’s three-year factory warranty and servicing.
The GT-R sold in Thailand is the Premium Edition, which is the “luxury version” of the R35 with creature comforts one would not necessarily link to the performance icon. The other versions are the Track Edition and Nismo. This is the latest facelift that made its debut in March 2016.
Auto LED headlamps, semi-aniline leather on the electric seats and multi-function steering wheel (black, tan ivory, red), cruise control, dual-zone auto air con, keyless entry and push start, reverse camera, an 11-speaker Bose surround sound system (two subwoofers between the rear seats), Active Noise Cancellation and an acoustic windscreen are all standard. It wouldn’t be a GT-R without data overload, and it’s all shown on a larger 8.0-inch touchscreen here.
It’s still a GT-R, premium or not, and the heart of the beast is the venerable 3.8 litre twin-turbo V6, now with 555 PS and 632 Nm of torque from 3,300 to 5,800 rpm. The hand-assembled VR38DETT‘s power goes to all wheels via the updated (for smoothness) GR6 six-speed dual-clutch automatic.
There’s a new lightweight titanium exhaust system (with quiet button so you don’t disturb the neighbours) and plenty of forged items – from the suspension components to those sexy 20-inch Rays wheels. The Brembo brakes are six pistons gripping 390 mm front discs and four-pot 380 mm items at the back.
It’s far from fresh, but the R35 GT-R is still a sight to behold and respect, especially in the hero Katsura Orange of the showcar. There’s only one G T R, and it’s not from Mercedes-Benz.
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RM1.67m for a GTR is crazy. No wonder in Malaysia, 2nd hand Ferrari is selling so well
You pass by a Nissan GTR, nobody even looks at it as it has become such a common car in Malaysia. It is like the Bentley Flying Spur. Berlambak everywhere.
Better I buy 2nd hand Ferrari F430. Now can get RM350k. Good condition and low mileage. The RM1.3 million I save, I can buy a nice house somewhere or use it to maintain my Ferrari
No matter how old the Ferrari is, it still turns heads and chics go crazy sitting in one.
Find me one now at350k bro in good bloody condition..i pay cash..
I just looking at one today. Rm368k Yellow 2005 model. Perfect condition
Yeah 05 gtr was already around..
Why compare with 2nd hand rm350 k Ferrari? Even, 2012 GTR Premium model can be bought with rm350 k. GTR is no cheap model.. For those have money they don’t complain like cheap people, unless you are poor! Even in US and Europe, some GTR version such as Nismo is sold head to head with Ferrari 430 price around USD 180k..
only people here in paultan will say how good how fast this car is, in reality, any car half the price can get more attention than this ah beng car
Depends on which attention ur looking for.
Here only for RM480k. According to basher logic, something must be seriously wrong with tomyamland. Unless they now implement COE.
Thats used dummy at 480k
A dummy wud pay 4X for new, which he can get brand new from AP.
If you buy a supercar to attract attention then you have some issues there, nissan didn’t build the gtr for your types..
i still like the old one. 34 is better than 35
R32-34: modder heaven
R3: modder hell
*Correction. R35: modder hell
1500bhp GTR owners beg to differ
I have seen that much in an R34, all in a lighter body than R35. So?
i used 2 drive r35 belongs 2 my ex auncle believe me its monster better then r34
Vertical headlights is so outdated.
Very outdated design
f430 gets more attention then this car…but to be honest…a useless SLK with its roof down gets more attention then either…and only 120k recon
SLK ugly for me …
1.67 million for a nissan
good luck
i’ve read in various reviews that: The New GTR (even though its look the same ageing design) is a much improved car especially in terms of its ride and solidity over the earlier GTR. However in UK, its price is no longer significantly cheaper than 911s or Merc AMG GTS as it used to be. so it reflects its retailed prices in Thailand…….