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Nissan GT-R Sales Figures

Nissan GT-R

Here are monthly and yearly Canadian, European and U.S. sales figures for the Nissan GT-R. The Nissan GT-R is one of the most iconic and recognizable high-performance sports cars to emerge from Japan. Lauded for its blistering speed, advanced technology, and relative affordability compared to European supercars, the GT-R carries a long legacy stemming from the Nissan Skyline range.

Nissan GT-R Overview

The Nissan GT-R’s lineage can be traced back to the high-performance versions of the Nissan Skyline, which were first introduced in the late 1960s. The Skyline GT-R models became legends in their own right. However, with the R35 generation introduced in 2007, Nissan dropped the Skyline name, and the car became simply the Nissan GT-R, setting it apart as its own model.

The GT-R is often referred to by its nickname “Godzilla”, a nod to its Japanese roots and monstrous performance. It’s renowned for its use of advanced technology, including a sophisticated all-wheel-drive system and a twin-turbocharged V6 engine. This allows the GT-R to achieve 0-60 mph times that rival and often best those of much more expensive supercars. Throughout its lifespan, the GT-R has seen various performance improvements. The 3.8L V6 engine has seen horsepower numbers ranging from the initial 480 hp in 2007 to well over 600 hp in later NISMO versions.

Nissan GT-R Sales Figures

Nissan GT-R US Sales Data & Charts

US Monthly Sales

US Annual Sales

Year Sales Units
2008 1,730
2009 1,534
2010 877
2011 1,294
2012 1,255
2013 1,236
2014 1,436
2015 1,105
2016 698
2017 578
2018 538
2019 331
2020 303
2021 228
2022 57
2023 391

US Annual Growth

Nissan GT-R Canada Sales Data & Charts

Canada Annual Sales

Year Sales Units
2012 117
2013 125
2014 125
2015 130
2016 156
2017 134
2018 72
2019 53
2020 39
2021 52

Canada Annual Growth

Nissan GT-R Europe Sales Data & Charts

Europe Annual Sales

Year Sales Units
2008 1
2009 1,987
2010 1,078
2011 889
2012 738
2013 480
2014 503
2015 486
2016 618
2017 816
2018 524
2019 389
2021 193
2022 37

Europe Annual Growth