Nissan GTR Running Costs: Living with a Supercar

The time has come, the first service with the Nissan GTR! I thought I would make the most of this opportunity and upload a video providing you with some information on the running costs of a GTR.

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[johnmassey]

what i got from this is that the GTR isnt unreasonably expensive to own, but you cant be broke either.

[kung-fuhustle]

A dream car, hopefully one day. Awesome review dude. Buy the way, is this a daily driver.

[MrChris-jtgc]

15 miles per gallon = 6, 36KM per Liter.

[hassan]

Nice review, In my honest opinion you should go with full air intake, full down pipe from turbo(bigger for better air fellow), high flow cat, full mid pipe, try not to change muffler or go with quietest sound available for muffler. you wont regret it trust me and finally and most important is a tune which Cobb access port is the best try to go with their setup and they will have right tune for your car ;)

[TheDustyCouch]

Fuck fuel, smiles per gallon not miles per gallon!

[bubbachua]

There’s a service schedule and you should know what needs to be changed

[rombierto]

This was a refreshing experience from the ordinary ADD, aderalled up guys on youtube going on about their
rides.

[JayVipGaming]

thank you for making these videos.
Definitely helped me make the decision to test drive one.
Time for the trusty C63 to make someone else happy I think.
keep up the good work.
looking forward to seeing more
...maybe a v10 R8 review soon?

[Joolz]

Ye brakes on GTR seems to crack and get a lot of wear and tear due to weight of it. Nice honest video.

[rolandkaizer]

To be honest, I'm quite a recent subscriber so I haven't seen all your videos. However when this came up on my "recommended" feed then I instantly recognised where the thumbnail was taken! 😀

[astrogreenarrow]

saw one for sale it had a rear end hit so the rear light and corner bumper where dented how much would it be to fix it and is it worth buying it or just go buy a used one

[carltonslaine]

it just shows gtr is not very expensive to get serviced but you need to have a good bank account to own one not for poor people it still not cheap for some but brilliant video I like the way he say it how it his no messing around thanks YouTube and peace out there

[Accrd]

This is an off the wall question for you here but I have seriously considered selling my 370z for a used GTR later this year for my dad mobile as we have a new son. Since I have never been inside a GTR, I am wondering is the back seat big enough to easily get a car seat in for the baby and is there room in there or is it very cramped in the back and what about the trunk size? I know these are very weird questions but why not check into it? I would LOVE one and with my trade and cash, I can easily buy a used one for less than a new 4 door sedan:)

[Mrzeng]

How much for oil change?

How much for spark plugs which one to use?

Transmission oil? How much

[spiker]

Just wondering if it's an option to do the work yourself and still keep the warranty? I do alot of this work on my cars myself and I'll tell you you can change those pads and rotors in about 45 -1hr. if your slow. Don't know about the GT-R but most don't require any special tools. Just a wrench and some dirty hands. ;) Your next video should be how much you saved doing it yourself!

[CraigsChannel]

Mate I've be sick of my life spending £1600+ on a service lol. My best mates friend had a GTR and had nothing but issues and problems. Think it cost him £8000 in 10months of owning. I'd love one but keep looking at c63 AMG's.
I'm surprised you haven't got more subscribers! I sense you having a lot more in the future. Took me ages to gain some, but it will happen.

[jokur]

I want to buy this car but I hear it has some serious mechanical problems involving transmission... do you have an extended warranty on your GTR?

[VicodinElmo]

Ah, man. The dreaded service. I have an Audi RS3 but I REALLY like the R35...the cost of a second hand one is doable but it's the cost of upkeep that would kill me. I couldn't bear the thought of paying £500 for a service and £1100 for new discs and brakes. It just seems so obscene to me haha. Maybe if I get a better job.

[Baerzilla]

Hi there, I've got a Coupé questions if You don't mind. Im thinking of buying a GTR for Myself. I Drive quite a lot though - like 18-20k Miles a year. And The GTR will be My only car. My Dealer told me with that Kind of Miles i'd Need a set of tyres a year and a set of brakes a year. Which Combined will be Around 10k € a year. Ill get different rims and tires obviously, so Thats Fine. But can you get different brakes without voiding the Warranty? Also the Warranty is kinda squishy, so guess you will void that if you do the inspection not with nissan? did you buy yours new?

[whocares]

so you spent that much for oil, plugs, and brakes? holy shit. You should do it yourself. And 15mpg is not bad for the hp you have. my 2016 sti gets 17mpg and has half the hp you have.