Call up your local Nissan dealer and ask them how much a 15,000 mile service will be for *your* GT-R. Seriously, call them up. The cost to maintain a GT-R is about the same as a Porsche turbo.
The GT-R is the ultimate bench racing car, read threads in this forum to prove that point! :lol: Give it a little more technology, and it would happily propel itself without the need of a human interface.
My dealership has two, and I have stared at them, sat in them, rode in them...if you strip away the technology, it has the interior quality of a Maxima, rather weird proportions and sounds like a 350Z. It really isn't all that special on face value.
I must admit I was thrilled when I first saw one, but after scrutinizing them for a month, I think the reason why Nissan built this car was to generate showroom traffic and to prove they could build it. Nissan did change forever how a supercar is built, designed and engineered, but along the way they seemed to forget what endears people to Porsche, Ferrari and the Corvette. It's the history, the prestige, the soul.
It is a Japanese car; no soul or character, but plenty of technology, like a Lancer EVO. If that thrills some, great! I would rather get a Porsche or a ZO6 for that money, knowing that though my supercar might be slower than a Nissan computer, it has a HELL of a lot of character going for it.