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Nissan GT-R: information, price and comparisons

The Nissan GT-R is a discontinued all-wheel-drive sports car with a twin-turbo 3.8L V6, sold in Canada from the 2009 to the 2024 model year as the R35 generation. Nissan Canada confirmed there would be no 2025 GT-R, North American production ended in October 2024, and the last R35 was built at Nissan's Tochigi plant in Japan in August 2025. The final 2024 GT-R cost CA$157,498 to CA$329,998, with 565 hp in the Premium and 600 hp in the NISMO. Nissan's CEO has said a hybrid successor is in the works, but there's no Canadian timing.

Nissan GT-R : An overview

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Key facts about the GT-R in Canada

StatusDiscontinued; final Canadian model year 2024
Canadian model years2009 to 2021, 2023 and 2024
EngineTwin-turbo 3.8L V6, 565 hp (Premium) or 600 hp (NISMO) on the last cars
DriveAll-wheel drive, 6-speed dual-clutch transmission
2024 price newCA$157,498 to CA$329,998 MSRP
Built inTochigi, Japan
SuccessorA hybrid GT-R is in development; no date

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GT-R model years and Canadian prices

Model yearOutputPrice new
2009480 hpCA$89,900
2021565 hp Premium; 600 hp NISMOCA$130,498 to CA$167,498
2022No Canadian model year
2023565 hp Premium; 600 hp Track Edition and NISMO Special EditionCA$137,498 to CA$291,998
2024 (final)565 hp Premium; 600 hp NISMOCA$157,498 to CA$329,998

Prices are MSRPs before destination and taxes, from The Car Guide and Nissan Canada. The GT-R launched in Canada in 2008 as a 2009 model, and The Car Guide describes the 2023 as the return of the model after a one-year hiatus.

The final 2024 GT-R

2024 trimMSRP
PremiumCA$157,498
Premium Interior PackageCA$165,498
T-specCA$194,998
NISMOCA$316,998
NISMO Appearance PackageCA$329,998

Destination and handling added CA$2,095. The 2024 update brought redesigned fascias and a new rear wing, Bilstein DampTronic dampers and, on the NISMO, a front limited-slip differential for the first time. The T-spec added NISMO carbon-ceramic brakes, wider front fenders and gold RAYS forged wheels. The US-only Takumi and Skyline editions weren't sold in Canada. The federal luxury tax applied to new 2024 GT-Rs, but used vehicles already registered in Canada are exempt.

The end of the R35 and the next GT-R

  • End of production: the last R35 was a Midnight Purple Premium Edition T-spec built in August 2025 for a Japanese customer. About 48,000 R35s were built over 18 years.
  • Next GT-R: Nissan's product chief for the Americas said in April 2025 that the next GT-R will be a turbocharged hybrid, not a full EV. In April 2026, CEO Ivan Espinosa said Nissan is "actually working already on the GT-R", with concrete announcements expected by 2028.
  • In Canada now: Nissan Canada sold 9 GT-Rs in the first nine months of 2025 and none in the same period of 2026, reflecting the end of stock.

Which used GT-R should you buy?

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Lowest entry price Early R35, 2009 to 2016 The cheapest GT-Rs on the market; a pre-purchase inspection is essential View used GT-R listings
Newest and most refined 2023 or 2024 Premium 565 hp and the latest updates View used GT-R listings
Collector car 2024 T-spec or NISMO Low-volume final editions with exclusive equipment View used GT-R listings

Buying a used GT-R in Canada

The transmission

The GT-R's dual-clutch transaxle is its most important used-buyer check. Enthusiast buyer's guides document failures from hard launches and wear, so ask for service records from a GT-R-certified Nissan dealer and find out whether the car has been tuned or reflashed.

Modified cars

Many GT-Rs for sale have engine and body modifications. A stock, well-documented car is usually the safer buy.

Fuel and warranty

Nissan Canada specified 93-octane fuel for the 2024 GT-R. Even the last cars are at or near the end of their original warranty, so budget for repairs.

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GT-R recalls

RecallModel yearsIssue
2021-334Not specified (2021 campaign)Front steering knuckles may not have been properly heat-treated and could bend or break (with Infiniti models)
2021-1552016 to 2021Cars with a carbon-fibre trunk lacked the emergency trunk release; release installed (50 cars)
2019-4592019Rear camera image may not reset each time reverse is selected; software update (Infiniti-led campaign)
2015-0602009Steering column upper bearing retainer may fail; column replaced (with Infiniti models)

Importing a Skyline GT-R

Transport Canada allows a vehicle from a country other than the US or Mexico to be imported once it's 15 years old, based on its month and year of manufacture, not its model year. That makes every R32, R33 and R34 Skyline GT-R eligible. Japanese-market R35s qualify only once they're 15 years old. Check provincial inspection and registration rules before importing.

GT-R alternatives

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FAQs About Nissan GT-R

Is the Nissan GT-R discontinued?

Yes. 2024 was the last Canadian model year, and production of the R35 ended in August 2025.

How much did the last GT-R cost in Canada?

The 2024 GT-R ran from CA$157,498 for the Premium to CA$329,998 for the NISMO with the Appearance Package, before destination and taxes.

Will there be a new Nissan GT-R?

Nissan says it's working on one. It's expected to be a turbocharged hybrid, with announcements by 2028, but there's no Canadian timing.

How much horsepower does the GT-R have?

The last GT-Rs made 565 hp in Premium form and 600 hp as the NISMO. The first 2009 model made 480 hp.

What engine does the GT-R have?

A twin-turbo 3.8L V6 with a 6-speed dual-clutch transmission and all-wheel drive.

Was there a 2022 GT-R in Canada?

No. The Car Guide describes the 2023 as the model's return after a one-year hiatus.

Where was the GT-R built?

At Nissan's Tochigi plant in Japan.

What was the GT-R T-spec?

A 2024 trim at CA$194,998 with NISMO carbon-ceramic brakes, wider front fenders and gold RAYS forged wheels.

Do I pay luxury tax on a used GT-R?

No. The luxury tax doesn't apply to used vehicles already registered in Canada.

Can I import a Skyline GT-R into Canada?

Yes, once it's at least 15 years old based on its month and year of manufacture, which covers every R32, R33 and R34 Skyline GT-R.

What fuel does the GT-R need?

Nissan Canada specified 93-octane fuel for the 2024 GT-R.

Has the GT-R been recalled?

Yes. Transport Canada lists recalls 2021-334, 2021-155, 2019-459 and 2015-060, most of them shared with Infiniti models.

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