First Nissan GT-R delivered in Los Angeles and owner paid MSRP.
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First Nissan GT-R delivered in Los Angeles and owner paid MSRP.
WOW...and he only paid sticker price
http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dl...606140539/1065
"The first of Nissan's GT-R supercars was delivered in the United States on Monday morning--and it was hardly a low-key event.
The first customer, Daryl Alison, of Costa Mesa, California, took delivery at 12:01 a.m. Pacific in a Los Angeles dealership in a ceremony with longtime Nissan racer Steve Millen.
Alison, a Nissan fan who has owned a number of 350Zs and other sports cars, paid the sticker price of $72,900, including destination charges, for a black GT-R premium model.
The 480-horsepower supercar has been one of the most anticipated launches in recent memory, creating a buzz on the auto show circuit. The car was timed lapping Germany's famed Nürburgring circuit in just 7 minutes, 29 seconds.
About 1,700 of the roughly 2,400 GT-Rs coming to the United States have been already reserved."
http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dl...606140539/1065
"The first of Nissan's GT-R supercars was delivered in the United States on Monday morning--and it was hardly a low-key event.
The first customer, Daryl Alison, of Costa Mesa, California, took delivery at 12:01 a.m. Pacific in a Los Angeles dealership in a ceremony with longtime Nissan racer Steve Millen.
Alison, a Nissan fan who has owned a number of 350Zs and other sports cars, paid the sticker price of $72,900, including destination charges, for a black GT-R premium model.
The 480-horsepower supercar has been one of the most anticipated launches in recent memory, creating a buzz on the auto show circuit. The car was timed lapping Germany's famed Nürburgring circuit in just 7 minutes, 29 seconds.
About 1,700 of the roughly 2,400 GT-Rs coming to the United States have been already reserved."
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Wait about two years and people could get it for at most MSRP, if not even less. My dream is not owning one, it is simply seeing them on street when I am driving my IS. I am very happy for this new GT-R owners.
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Is this the car that has an incorrect HP rating? I have heard the Nissan lies about how many ponies one of their cars have and the real number is really higher than the number listed