zakmartin

Check out this option for the GT-R (even for Snap-On, this is a massive stretch):

Standard Tool Kit
$760

• This 7-piece Standard Tool Kit features a flathead screwdriver, Phillips screwdriver, pliers, two box-end wrenches, a flashlight, and a pair of gloves.
• It comes in a durable and stylish leather case that can easily be stored below the front-passenger’s footwell
• Dealer-installed

Dan Garcia

iTrader: (71)

Must be the GTR emblem

zakmartin

You mean that emblem made out of pure Adamantium?

Atreyu'z 350

Carlos Ghosn, tryna' make that dough.

dkmura

iTrader: (64)

With the R35 being a world product, Nissan has to try to compete with the likes of Porsche and Ferrari for boutique items. Have you seen what THAT **** costs?

dboyzalter

iTrader: (3)

Douche bag car owners deserve douche bag tool kits.

Did I say that out loud.

jp08hr350

Maybe in 60 years from now, the kit will be worth tens of thousands as a collectors item to accompany a low mile classic. But for now, 12 bucks at Harbor Freight gets you the same damn thing.

dboyzalter

iTrader: (3)

In 10 years it will be like the top secret oil cap cover people are selling for $350, and special people actually seem to buy.

iideadeyeii

iTrader: (6)

I'm definitely going to buy this very expensive/impractical tool kit and hold on to it for 15 years to re-sell on ebay














said no one ever

zakmartin

Another must-have. After all, carbon fiber floor mats... RIGHT???

Premium Sport Floor Mats with Carbon-fiber Inserts (2-piece set)
$1,085

• Add a touch of premium with these ultimate floor mats
• Driver's mat secures with a grommet hole/positioning hook system
• Floor mat backing is designed to help position the mat in place
• Features a metal GT-R logo and carbon-fiber inserts
• Dealer-installed

Atreyu'z 350

I'm sure some idiot will buy them, then complain about footprints.

iideadeyeii

iTrader: (6)

"Dealer-installed' Lmao

zakmartin

Nissan actually mentions the "Dealer-installed" nugget of goodness all over the accessory pop-up pages. They use double-asterisks to re-emphasize that the item is "[**] Dealer-installed" after they've already mentioned it on the same page. I suppose that's the bulk of the cost right there.

i8acobra

iTrader: (6)

Funny you say that. When I had my Trailblazer SS, people wanted hundreds for the factory tow receiver cover. They're no longer made and supposedly pretty rare. Meh.

Atreyu'z 350

Hahaha.. yeah, and im sure that same idiot will come on here asking us how to push his little toolbag under the passenger seat

MicVelo

Y'all just need to have some perspective....



$125,000.

At least the tool kit is functional. Although no one will ever use it. "Hello, triple-A?"

'Nuff said.

zakmartin

$302,500 and also functional.