Nissan GT-R Lease Deals

The Nissan GT-R is a high-performance coupe that serves up acceleration comparable to many upmarket supercars. It’s devastatingly quick and capable of giving far more expensive cars a run for their money.

And yet, despite all of its credentials and capabilities, it’s also a relatively comfortable, practical and easy-to-drive car. That’s in part thanks to its all-wheel-drive system and dual-clutch automatic transmission, as well as features such as mightily powerful brakes.

It looks the part, too, and the GT-R badge carries a lot of weight with automotive and motorsport fans alike. Find your perfect Nissan GT-R lease deal here at Vanarama.

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Nissan GT-R Top Features

Astonishing performance credentials.

Usable and comfortable, despite its capabilities.

Serious cachet and attention-grabbing looks.

How Does My Nissan GT-R Lease Work?

Leasing means you ‘rent’ a brand-new car for a set period, usually 2-5 years, depending on the length of contract you choose. You won’t own the car. You simply return it at the end of your agreement. You do need to keep the car in good condition, but don’t need to worry about loss of value or or a balloon payment once your deal ends.

Choose your preferred Nissan GT-R lease model, your annual mileage, contract length and upfront payment. You can also add an optional maintenance or servicing package if you wish. We’ll find you the best deal and if you’re happy to go ahead with your monthly price, we’ll finalise your agreement and deliver your new Nissan GT-R free of charge. To find out more about how contract hire works, take a look at our easy-to-understand guide to car leasing.

Why Lease A Nissan GT-R With Vanarama?

A Nissan GT-R is an awesome choice if you’re looking for a car that blends a degree of luxury and comfort with tremendous performance and all-weather capability.

It’s also worth considering if you want something powerful and evocative to drive regularly, thanks in part to its rear seats, big boot and generous equipment levels.

Performance Focused Interior

A glance at the interior of the GT-R will tell you that it’s very much a car focused on performance. There’s a big rev counter in the middle of the instrument cluster, a speedometer that reads up to 220mph, heavily bolstered seats and an infotainment system that serves up all manner of performance-related readouts. It’s comfortable and there’s a fair amount of room, and you also get a lot of equipment as standard

How Does The Nissan GT-R Drive?

The Nissan GT-R delivers blistering performance. This is primarily thanks to its powerful twin-turbocharged V6 engine, but also the result of its use of an advanced all-wheel-drive system and dual-clutch transmission. Because it has plenty of power, and can make use of it, it tears down the road at a terrific rate. In all honesty, you’ll struggle to find a quicker car for the money. You’ll know you’re driving something serious, too, as the GT-R has a gratifyingly mechanical, involving and exciting character. It’ll lope along with ease when you want it to, though, and its supportive seats and features such as standard-fit cruise control will help take the edge off longer drives. The standard version of the GT-R is a great car to drive and a characterful one, and its capabilities will be more than enough for most. Those who want a bit more precision or outright power, however, could look at the Track Edition or range-topping Nismo variant.

Buying a fast coupe is all well and good, but the practicality limitations that come with some of these cars can quickly get tiresome. Fortunately, the Nissan fares well when it comes to practicality. The front of the cabin offers up a decent amount of room and some storage points, and there’s lots of adjustability so that you can get comfortable.

In the back, there are 2 seats that are ideal for children or teenagers, so the GT-R should be capable of handling some family trips. The boot isn't bad, either – offering up 315 litres of storage space. That’s about as much as a Ford Fiesta, and much more than you’d find in a Porsche 911’s front storage compartment.
This isn’t a cheap car to run, unsurprisingly. The Nissan GT-R has a real thirst for fuel, which won’t come as a surprise given its weight and performance credentials. The non-Nismo models of the GT-R, for example, are claimed to average a best of 20.2mpg. You might get more out of them on longer and gentler motorway runs, however.

Insurance costs can also be high and that’s because the Nissan occupies the highest insurance group rating. Neither will the servicing be cheap, but at least the standard 3-year/60,000-mile warranty will help avoid any expensive repair bills. Such costs are all par for the course with this kind of performance car, so it’s unlikely to put you off if you’re in the market for one.

Nissan GT-R Models Available

Nissan GT-R Coupe

The Nissan GT-R is available in 1 body style, which is a 2-door coupe with 4 seats. All variants have a 3.8-litre twin-turbo V6, a 6-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission and all-wheel drive. Different trim levels are offered, which feature different seat and trim combinations, and higher-performance models are also available for those who want a car that’s even more capable.

Nissan GT-R Trim Levels

Pure Prestige Recaro Track Edition Nismo

The GT-R is a premium high-performance coupe and it comes with the equipment to match. Standard features include front heated seats, an 8-way power driver’s seat, automatic LED headlights, rain-sensing wipers, cruise control, front and rear parking sensors, dual-zone climate control, an infotainment system with satellite navigation, a colour reversing camera, Bluetooth audio streaming, DAB, Apple CarPlay support and Active Noise Cancellation. A host of performance features are also standard, including large disc brakes and an advanced suspension system.

The Nissan GT-R Vs Competitors

Nissan’s GT-R serves up mighty performance in a usable package that can – if you’re so inclined – be driven daily all year round. It’s more aggressive and quicker than many similarly priced rival, too, such as the Porsche 911 Carrera. And, for some, the legendary status of the GT-R alone will be enough to justify leasing one.

Competitors such as the aforementioned Porsche, as well as alternatives such as the Audi R8 and Jaguar F-Type, do offer more in the way of outright handling prowess – but the Nissan’s straight-line performance is hard to beat and that, coupled with its punchy nature and cachet, will be of more appeal to some.

A new Nissan GT-R shouldn’t give you any reliability worries. Nissan has a good reputation for reliability and the GT-R has been around for a long time now, too. Just remember to keep on top of maintenance to keep it in the best condition.
The Nissan has 4 seats. There’s a good amount of room up front and lots of adjustment, and the rear seats are ideal for children or teenagers. The boot offers up 315 litres of storage space, too, which is comparable with a smaller hatchback.
Pure, Prestige and Recaro grades are offered, each of which offers different seats. There’s also a 50th Anniversary model, with bespoke cosmetics, and a Track Edition that offers improved handling. The range is topped by the Nismo model, which gets more power and a whole host of upgrades.
The Nissan GT-R is a big coupe but it comes with front and rear parking sensors as standard, which help make it easier to park. It also comes with a colour reversing camera as standard, too.
The GT-R comes with the NissanConnect satellite navigation and entertainment system, which packs an 8-inch touchscreen, Bluetooth audio streaming, an aux-in, a DAB tuner, a CD player and Apple CarPlay connectivity. An 11-speaker Bose audio system is also standard.
No. This generation of Nissan GT-R is only available with a 6-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, which sends power to all 4 wheels through an advanced all-wheel-drive system.
If you want to drive a brand-new performance coupe that’s practical and reliable, all while making affordable monthly payments, our Nissan GT-R lease deals are a great choice. We guarantee our prices won’t be beaten and never charge you for processing fees. Plus, we offer free 30-day returns to give you complete peace of mind.

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