2023 Nissan GT-R price in Dubai
With about 60,000 km, a fair price is AED 277,500 to AED 346,500. That is 63% of today’s new Premium at AED 498,500.
AED312,000
Fair price by mileage
Each 10,000 km above normal takes roughly 2% off. Same scale on every row.
- 30,000 kmLowAED 330,500294,500 – 367,000
- 60,000 kmTypical for 2023AED 312,000277,500 – 346,500
- 90,000 kmHighAED 293,500261,000 – 325,500
- 120,000 kmVery highAED 274,500244,500 – 305,000
How a GT-R holds value
Fair price by model year at typical mileage, against today’s new Premium. Pick a year to open it.
Before you pay for a 2023 Nissan GT-R
Five checks that move the price more than the badge does.
- 01GCC spec and RTA historyAsk for the GCC-spec confirmation and the RTA vehicle history: accidents, ownership changes and fines.
- 02Full service historyCheck the service book or dealer system printout. Gaps in service history cost 5–10% at resale.
- 03Independent inspectionAbout AED 300–500, with a paint-thickness check for hidden repairs.
- 04Remaining warrantyConfirm whether any warranty or service contract remains and whether it transfers to you.
- 05No outstanding financeThe bank must release the mortgage before RTA transfer.
Questions
How much is a 2023 Nissan GT-R worth?
About AED 312,000 with 60,000 km, the typical mileage for a 3-year-old car in the UAE. The fair range is AED 277,500 to AED 346,500.
What if the 2023 Nissan GT-R has high mileage?
At 120,000 km the fair price drops to about AED 274,500. Each 10,000 km above normal takes roughly 2% off.
Is AED 381,000 too much for a 2023 Nissan GT-R?
That is above the fair range. It can be justified by a top trim, very low mileage or remaining dealer warranty; otherwise negotiate towards AED 312,000.