Nissan USA released official pricing details of the 2014 GT-R, and the lightly upgraded super car gets a $2,800 bump over the last year’s model. The latest GT-R starts from $99,590. So what started life as a performance bargain is now just another expensive fast car.

That said, the first GT-R has like 460 horsepower, this 2014 model has 545 hp and 463 lb-ft of torque. It still boasts the same VR38DETT 3.8-liter twin turbo V6, but it’s becoming clear Nissan is yet to unleash this engine’s full potential.

So 2014 Nissan GT-R starts at $99,590 for the Premium model, and $109,300 for the Black Edition. The new model has better throttle response at middle RPM range, features revised suspension setup, and can be had with an optional Premium interior, which features hand-stitched Amber Red semi-aniline leather appointments (front seats only).

The Black Edition gets a couple of extras, including special lightweight black aluminum forged RAYS wheels, unique red and black interior, Recaro leather-appointed seats and a unique dry carbon fiber rear spoiler.

While the GT-R gets a price hike, Nissan has lowered the MSRP for the Murano CrossCabrio by $2,545, probably because nobody’s buying this car. It starts at $41,995.