Safety

The Nissan GTR offers a high level of advanced safety systems that inspire confidence behind the wheel. It comes equipped with an intelligent emergency braking system that uses radar to help prevent frontal collisions. Additionally, a blind spot monitoring system enhances highway driving safety by assisting during lane changes.

On the passive safety front, the vehicle’s structure is engineered with strong yet lightweight materials designed to absorb impact efficiently. Inside the cabin, multiple airbags are strategically positioned to ensure comprehensive protection for all passengers in the event of an accident.

Purchase Cost

The average starting price of a brand new Nissan GTR in Saudi Arabia is around 400,000 SAR. For buyers considering financing, a 20 percent down payment of 80,000 SAR combined with a 60 month loan at a 1.9 percent interest rate results in monthly payments of approximately 5,344 SAR.

In the used car market, the Nissan GTR retains its value remarkably well. After three years, the average resale price stands at around 270,000 SAR, indicating a value retention rate of nearly 67 percent compared to its original price. This strong resale value makes it a compelling option for performance car enthusiasts.

Running Costs

The Nissan GTR has an average fuel consumption of about 9 liters per 100 kilometers. With the current fuel price in Saudi Arabia at 2.33 SAR per liter, driving 1,300 kilometers per month would cost around 272 SAR in fuel. Annually, this amounts to approximately 3,262 SAR.

In terms of maintenance, the GTR requires routine servicing every 10,000 kilometers, which typically falls every 8 to 10 months based on moderate driving. The cost of each service ranges between 1,000 and 1,500 SAR, depending on the type of maintenance required. Compared to other high performance vehicles in the same class, these maintenance costs are considered relatively reasonable.