Meet The Nissan GT-R Pure: New Cheaper Trim For 2018

When Nissan first introduced the R35 GT-R back in 2008, it was a performance bargain with a starting price of just $69,850. Fast forward to 2017, and you can't buy a GT-R for less than $100,000. The GT-R is meant to be the affordable world-beater for people who don't want a Ferrari or a Porsche. Nissan seems to have strayed away from what made the GT-R great, but it looks like the company will inch back to what made the R35 so special in the first place with the recently announced 2018 model that's just been given a price tag.

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