Used Nissan GT-R Cars in Scotland

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Nissan GT-R 3.8 V6 Recaro Coupe 2dr Petrol Auto 4W +41

2016

Automatic

23.9 mpg

Tax: n/a

Mileage: 331

Petrol

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Why buy a used Nissan GT-R with Exchange and Mart?

A supercar for the PlayStation generation, the Nissan GT-R is astonishingly accessible and frighteningly quick. Finding something that's faster made in the 21st century's second decade is hard enough at any price but for the kind of money this car sells at, it's impossible. Here, we look at models made from the beginning of UK sales in 2009 right up to 2020.

About the Nissan GT-R

You buy a GT-R for what it can do, not for what it represents - and this monster of a supercar does incredible things. Other exotic brands promise this, but require F1-style driving skill to realise the potential on offer. In contrast, this Nissan is accessible to almost all with an empty road, a racetrack and a petrol-fuelled personality. In short, this is an exhilarating redefinition of what supercar motoring should be, priced within reach of those who really, really want one. Drive one and you really, really will. Let the badge snobs sneer. Germany has its Porsche 911, the US has the Corvette but in the GT-R, Japan has its own performance legend.

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