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Citroen GT concept - Paris motor show news - 2008

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Citroen GT concept - Paris motor show news - 2008 | Top Gear

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Citroen GT concept - Paris motor show news - 2008

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Citroen GT concept - Paris motor show news - 2008

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Citroen GT concept - Paris motor show news - 2008

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Citroen GT concept - Paris motor show news - 2008

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Citroen's GT concept marked not only a show-stealing turn by the manufacturer, but also a ground-breaking hook-up with a console game.

Citroen and the PlayStation hit title Gran Turismo worked closely on developing the car, which you can now download via the PlayStation Network as part of the new Prologue Spec III update.

This may all sound a bit too geeky for us here at Top Gear, but we 'drove' the GT on the show floor at Paris, and so can say that the update is well worth getting.

Not only that, but as well as the Citroen you'll also be able to add Ferrari's jaw-dropping California and Lotus' new Evora to your Gran Turismo garage.

Those three cars seem enough of a reason to us, but you'll also get some other in-game updates such as increased prize amounts for events and improved controllability when using a wireless controller, as well as some other stuff.

Which apparently is good.

The full Gran Turismo 5 is still slated for a 2009 release, which these Prologue updates are only increasing our appetite for it. And that's surely the point.

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Citroen's GT concept marked not only a show-stealing turn by the manufacturer, but also a ground-breaking hook-up with a console game.

Citroen and the PlayStation hit title Gran Turismo worked closely on developing the car, which you can now download via the PlayStation Network as part of the new Prologue Spec III update.

This may all sound a bit too geeky for us here at Top Gear, but we 'drove' the GT on the show floor at Paris, and so can say that the update is well worth getting.

Not only that, but as well as the Citroen you'll also be able to add Ferrari's jaw-dropping California and Lotus' new Evora to your Gran Turismo garage.

Those three cars seem enough of a reason to us, but you'll also get some other in-game updates such as increased prize amounts for events and improved controllability when using a wireless controller, as well as some other stuff.

Which apparently is good.

The full Gran Turismo 5 is still slated for a 2009 release, which these Prologue updates are only increasing our appetite for it. And that's surely the point.

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Paris show star GT by Citroen does a turn on Gran Turismo Prologue