The Nissan GT-R has been on the scene since 2007 with only minor updates over the years. Once hailed as a giant killer, able to outperform supercars that cost many times more, others claim newer competitors have either caught up or even surpassed it in performance, technology, or overall refinement. The GT-R is raw, mechanical and underpinned by enthusiast credos: it's a bit retro compared to modern competitors. The price of the car has gone up significantly ever since its debut, and for some it's no longer the bargain it once was. Rumors about a next generation GT R have not been confirmed yet, and so, potential buyers are left wondering whether they should still buy the current model or look elsewhere to fulfill their high performance fix.