Nissan officially announced on Friday that it will begin U.S. deliveries of its GT-R supercar on July 7th. The “base” model GT-R will list from $69,850 while the up-level GT-R premium will carry an MSRP of $71,900. Both cars also carry a $1,000 destination charge.

Surprisingly, Nissan has not completely sold out the U.S.’ first year allotment, with 30 percent of the GT-R’s headed to America still up for sale. That means that about 700 lucky Americans still have a chance to put one of the best performing cars on the planet in their driveway.
However, thanks to hefty dealer markups, the privilege of owning Nissan’s most potent sports car will cost buyers at least a few thousand over sticker.