u/Watsup56

Curious to get everyone’s thoughts here.

If you found a GTR that has everything you were going to have done it (parts wise), but it had 93k miles on it, would you think $61k is a fair price?

Would there be any worry on longevity of the motor or perhaps internal concern that you just spend 61k on a car that is inches away from hitting 100k miles?

This car was owned and built my a mechanic of a very reputable shop, so it doesn’t have paperwork, but from the current owner (2 owners down) he has all the maintenance records he’s performed on it.

What’s everyone’s thoughts?

While I understand this is a GTR community, I do wonder what everyone’s post purchase/ownership experiences have been?

For context, I’ve wanted a GTR since I was a kid and working at Nissan back when I was 18, allowed me to become quite familiar with the car and it’s been a goal of mine since. Well now, I have the ability to achieve that I as test drive, I wonder if there are a few elements of the car now that would bother me. For instance:

Does anyone miss having a manual transmission, or are you happy with the paddle shifters?

Does it scratch that “fun car” itch, or is it something to you that just can pretty much go really fast on the highway?

Any thoughts and perspectives help here. A bit confused and conflicted on pulling the trigger on my dream car.

Thanks!

Im in the works of purchasing a 2009 GTR w/Alpha 9 Package on it with 40K miles for 85K. Its white and has no other exterior modifications.

Do you think this is a good deal just given the market of things? Im curious if in time if this is going to go up in value or if Im just paying to much of this and should stay clear.

Ive looked all over the US at listings and have only seen some in similar price range with way more miles.

I need help.