Wanted the New NISSAN GTR !!!

[gh0str1d3r]

Hi

I'm interested on getting a BrandNew NISSAN GTR, anybody know how much the car will cost here ?

How long is the waiting lists?

[Bogeyman]

The 2009 GT-R now has a base price of US$76,840. At current rates, that amounts to almost P3.6 million; wala pa diyan yung taxes na babayaran sa Customs. And no, Nissan doesn't sell that here, so grey market lang ang pag-asa mo.

[niky]

The 2009 GT-R now has a base price of US$76,840. At current rates, that amounts to almost P3.6 million; wala pa diyan yung taxes na babayaran sa Customs. And no, Nissan doesn't sell that here, so grey market lang ang pag-asa mo.

Add 100% taxes as declared... about 7 million pesos... and then, on top of that, add shipping and importer fees (maybe another million) then the common dealer markup (around 30,000 dollars in the US, right now), and you're looking at nearly 10 million pesos for a gray market GT-R.

To get one at 7 million pesos, you would need to be incredibly lucky or know someone in the US with incredible bargaining skills.

[empy]

yes, the markups are insane...in the US the $70+k MSRP car is going for $90-100K at least.

so unless you have plenty of money and you're willing to throw away enough money (in dealer markup alone) to buy you a new SUV just to be the first kid on the block with one...then it's not worth it.

otherwise the gray market is your friend. come with your wallet, savings account and trust fund, and be prepared to outbid all the other rich guys in the world market. then as the other guys said, comes the fees, shipping costs, and duties.

[ghosthunter]

Add 100% taxes as declared... about 7 million pesos... and then, on top of that, add shipping and importer fees (maybe another million) then the common dealer markup (around 30,000 dollars in the US, right now), and you're looking at nearly 10 million pesos for a gray market GT-R.

To get one at 7 million pesos, you would need to be incredibly lucky or know someone in the US with incredible bargaining skills.

It seems P10M isn't a problem for the Mayor of San Juan, who seems to be planning to add another multi-million car to his collection of many uber luxury and sports cars.

I guess decades of the "family" in being Mayor paid really well.

[gh0str1d3r]

OK Thanks for the reply Guys, now I know how much the car is, having one here in the philippines would be SUPER

How many pinoys owns this kind of car, does anybody know? Have you seen one here?

Is NISSAN have a LHD model for countries like us? I try to inquire on some importers near my place for the GTR.

I'm also planning on getting the EvoX MR SST and a Honda NSX Type R (1st supercar of japan) Any info?

[Bogeyman]

They say that mayor JV Ejercito doesn't really own a GT-R -- he's just friends with the owners of Auto Trend, where the car is currently up for sale.

How many pinoys owns this kind of car, does anybody know? Have you seen one here?

Is NISSAN have a LHD model for countries like us? I try to inquire on some importers near my place for the GTR.

Pics of an actual R35 sighting in the Philippines:

http://www.autoindustriya.com/talkbo...pic=17436.6555

Apparently the unit is already LHD, presumably the same as the ones selling in the US. Rumor has it that there are three more GT-Rs waiting in Cebu, selling for 6-7M apiece.

[empy]

instead of getting three cars, why just get one better car? i think you should go for the Bugatti Veyron.

after all, you can only drive one car at a time anyway, right?