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I walked into Nissan at Campbelltown NSW today as they are one of the two dealers in NSW allocated the privilege of selling R35 GT-R's... Oh how I was in love!

BUT!!! What astounded me was the asking price. The Salesman informed me that the RRP is $180,000. I thought they were going to be around the $150,000 mark new in Aus spec form.

Anyway, this got me curious as to what the other models sold for new. I realise that they were only available from Japan new but I am still interested to know what the new price would have been with the currency conversion. I think from memory that the R34 GT-R was about $140,000 landed and complied brand new (correct me if I am wrong). Does anybody know what a R32 and a R33 would have been brand new to import?

Edited by Shinrai

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