95b16coupe
Well-Known Member
Coming from someone posting on a honda civic message board that mostly applies to 1990-2000 model civics/tegs.... I agree.
Coming from any other website where people normally drive around in 30-40K dollar cars for daily drivers. I highly disagree.
55K for a GTR is an awesome price, upkeep is pricey but it's a friggin GTR one of the faster cars in the world (based on track times, not top end) Are their better cars out there? Sure, but for $55K....... that's a chitload of car for little money.
I just did a two second search and found 3 cars near the $55k sales price. not a phenomenal discount imho. KBB is at ~$63k and for that year, you can't even use the launch control without voiding the warranty. (unless there is a new plan)
for the same price, i would prefer to have a 2011 M3. I'm not saying it's a better car, just my preference.
2011 BMW M3 Base, $59,998 - Cars.com
Lexus IS-F. not as much car, but a reasonable alternative.
2011 Lexus IS-F Base, $59,995 - Cars.com
BMW M5:
2009 BMW M5 Base, $59,995 - Cars.com
bahahaha on a side note, the GTR is still on cars.com
2009 Nissan GT-R Premium, $62,674 - Cars.com