Nissan GT-R Black Edition For Sale
32 Nissan GT-R Black Edition are listed for sale, with asking prices from $65,000 to $200,212, averaging 45,528 miles (data through Oct 9, 2026). For context, the GT-R Black Edition's market value runs $62,000 to $100,655 depending on year and condition, built from 15 verified auction sales, not asking prices.
Nissan GT-R Black Edition Listings (32)
Last checked Oct 9, 2026, unless a listing shows its own date
+ 2 more listings in the DriveIndex app.
Asking prices as listed when last checked, not sold prices. Market values on DriveIndex come from verified completed sales.
Collector ($39.99/month) includes the Listing Analyzer: it scores any GT-R Black Edition ask against its mileage-adjusted fair value from verified sales, with the deal score and the exact dollar gap. Deal Radar lists the asks under fair value across the whole market.
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Nissan GT-R Black Edition For Sale: Frequently Asked Questions
How many Nissan GT-R Black Edition are for sale?
32 Nissan GT-R Black Edition listings are listed across the marketplaces DriveIndex tracks (last checked Oct 9, 2026).
How much does a Nissan GT-R Black Edition cost?
Asking prices range from $65,000 to $200,212. The market value from verified completed sales runs $62,000 to $100,655. Asking prices and sold prices are not the same thing.
Is a Nissan GT-R Black Edition listing priced fairly?
DriveIndex's Listing Analyzer scores any Nissan GT-R Black Edition listing against its mileage-adjusted fair value from verified sales: the deal score, the exact dollar gap, and where the ask lands. The Listing Analyzer is a DriveIndex Collector feature.
When is the best time to buy a Nissan GT-R Black Edition?
DriveIndex measures each model's seasonal pattern across years of verified sales and identifies the best months to buy and sell, a DriveIndex Collector feature. Whether the GT-R Black Edition is appreciating, stable, or depreciating is the Value Signal, part of DriveIndex Pro.