231 pre-owned units available nation-wide as of today. I would say this is a great time to be in the market for a GTR, but with prices hovering around 30% above normal, it would seem like, at least for the GTR market, we've reached a stalemate, where sellers and buyers will not budge or compromise. And not to blame either. The seller feels now is the time to sell high based on market sales trend. And the buyer feels that 30% above market norm is a bit extreme for cars with 30k mi., 4+ owners and several years old. Hell, the Plaid at $120K, is not helping either.
What I also feel is unique about these cars is that most are sold under the premise that they don't need to be sold; most GTRs are an extra 'toy' car in people's garages. So, urgency to get the cash or get the extra space is not there compared to other budge-level cars.
It's going to be interesting to see in which direction this market will go.
