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u/Z-Butta 7d ago
Ive been searching a long time and I cant believe these prices either. The problem is, and this is shocking me, that each week i see cars disappear online so someone is buying them. Ive called some dealers and most dont move too much on their price so people are still paying a lot for these.
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u/jarhead3088 7d ago
I sold my 2014 BE GTR just before covid hit in 2019 ish for 75k. Make me feel like I should have waited 😀
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u/imasammich 6d ago
Yeah that is 40-50k too high.
And prices have been settled for awhile on everything but the newest model years. Dealers asking for dumb prices will always be there but if you track actually sales on the public sites the CBA and DBAs have settled and/or havn't went up at all.
These will always be around 90-100k for low miles and 60-75k for mid to higher miles a new model isn't going to change that so much. The insane prices of the most recent models will cool and probably come down some with miles and years.
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u/riaKoob1 7d ago
I think the peak will be when the last fast and the furious comes out, and then a slow decline.
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u/Lex_GS430 7d ago
cant wait until the R36 is finally released so the R35 prices will normalize
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u/Z-Butta 7d ago
Whos to say they will normalize tho? Especially if the R36 is a hybrid with numb feeling everything. It will just push the R35s even higher.
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u/Lex_GS430 7d ago
can go either way, push prices lower or higher, my bet it will push prices lower based on what happened with the Corvette when the platform moved from front to rear engine, alot of nay sayers predicted the new platform would fail, however, it did the opposite, so I think the same will happen with the R36, if not oh well, I love the R35, but cant justify paying the absurd prices for one.
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u/Z-Butta 7d ago
Corvettes are a bit different because they produce a fuck ton of them. However im with you on prices, some of the prices are def crazy. I feel the same about the R34 tho. 400k? Cmon now. I do think clean, low mile, unmolested R35 will still fetch a premium regardless.
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u/Caca_Face420 GT-R 2d ago
C7s retain their value better than c8s what are you talking about. If anything Porsche and Ferrari are better tells than corvette. Around 2015 production numbers for the GTR dropped to a couple hundred worldwide a year.
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u/Lex_GS430 2d ago
please..tell me more 🍿
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u/Caca_Face420 GT-R 2d ago
Look at the used Huracan prices. They are still climbing and holding strong at $250+ because the Temerario released as a Hybrid. C7s still go for above MSRP over C8s.
Look at the era. It’s more likely that the R35 will be treated like the 90s NSX. Those still go for well over six figures
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u/Novel-Yak1927 7d ago
If the r36 comes out with a manual transmission the r35 prices will fall off the face of the earth
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u/Z-Butta 7d ago
I dont disagree but lets be real, there's like a 0.1% chance of it being a manual
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u/Novel-Yak1927 7d ago
Which is crazy bc it's pretty obvious that's what the people want
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u/Z-Butta 7d ago
Yeah i mean i love manual, but im ok with autos as well. Plenty of fun cars are auto. I know older dudes who just cant drive a manual anymore. So its certainly not everyone.
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u/Novel-Yak1927 7d ago
I just feel that bc the skylines and gtrs are more of an "enthusiast" car with a very deep enthusiast base dating back very far that a throwback to a manual transmission for this line of car would do insanely well. Now that r32's-r34's are considered classics they have been getting imported to the u.s. like crazy so I'd imagine a modern version of the gtr in manual would sell easily for just about any asking price.
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u/Z-Butta 7d ago
Thats like saying the R34 market crashed because the R35 came out. It just didnt happen. In a world where most of us enthusiasts are chasing a raw analog feeling, if the R36 is some dead feeling hybrid, everyone will crave the older R35s even more. Happens with plenty of other cars.
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u/Gabe1nator 7d ago
I’ve seen this one myself and wonder why anyone would pay this price. It will be there for awhile