06/09/2008 08:10. As a result, a base GT-R will now run you $76,840, while the Premium model stickers for $79,090.  In comparison, before the hike a GT-R went for $70,850, while the Premium car carried an MSRP of $72,900.  That represents a $5900 jump for the standard GT-R; a $7810 jump for the Premium.

So where's the extra money going?  Nissan claims the price increases will offset a rise in raw material costs, although a specific breakdown hasn't been... // Automobile Magazine