Owner of this GT-R is the elderly father of a co-worker. The car has been babied and I think it is priced really competitively. Northern Virginia area.

Pictures after the jump to cars.com:

2010 Nissan GT-R Premium, $63,000 - Cars.com

 

2010 is a safe year for the GT-R as well, I get very few service calls on these.

The first year or two we had issues with transaxles, but the 2010 year had most of those cleared up. 2012 is such a beast, I'm not sure they can be broken in stock form.

Bump for a great car.

 

Good luck with sale. Service costs are UNGODLY with this beast.

 

I know the current owner simply hands it off to the dealership for maintenance. But the GT-R is a supercar, it comes with the territory.

 

Confirmed.

Gotta pay to play. When an $90K (retail) car can embarrass a dozen supercars costing three times as much, there's a price to pay somewhere.