That's not going to happen in this economy. My buddy in college works for Nissan in Japan. A rumor has been going on internally that 2010 Nissan GTR will be the last production year for United States. For every GTR sold Nissan loses over $10k USD (NSX was in the similar situation), and he recently confirmed that Nissan has been evaluating to stop the GTR on US soil in the near future. If so, a GTR will likely become a collector's item in US, like the Zanardi edition, or better. The morale of the story is, that auto industries will invest less and less money in high-end sports cars. Exotic sports cars will continue to shine, but cars like GTR, NSX, or even the LF-A just can't survive. Because the riches don't care for them by directly going for Ferrari and Lamborghini, and the average buyers simply can't afford them. The target group and potential customer range are small to begin with, and getting smaller. That's why they fail even they have such amazing vehicles.