As have I
Jurgen, I'm not out to pi$$ on your chips, but it's all too easy to blur the lines between trade and public. For a normal Joe blogs consumer the GT-R will cost more to maintain and run than a Supra, no matter what way you want to butter the bread. Comparable parts, be it OEM or aftermarket, are pricier than a Supra's - this will of course come down with time. Now yes, an owner can self maintain, or take it to any number of generic performance shops for basic fluids etc (which they use more of, and I'm not talking about Fuel) but how many garages have invested in a ConsultIII so they can update firmware or clutch relearn, not to mention warranty work (which many owners want to keep)? Sorry Jurgen, I love both cars but the GT-R makes a 997 Turbo cheap to run, never mind a Supra. But like I say, time will bring more vendors and garages to the party which will drive prices down.