Recently, Citroen has unveiled their GTbyCITROEN. The two-seater car was designed by Citroen in the partnership with Polyphony, designer of the driving simulation game Gran Turismo on Playstation 3.
The GTbyCITROEN features wide air intakes and clear-cut horizontal headlamps consist of blue LEDs at the front, chrome chevrons on the bonnet, carbon rearview mirrors and large wraparound windscreen flows seamlessly into the roof and on into the rear mobile airfoil at the exterior. For the bodykit, the GTbyCITROEN is equipped with a flat underside, a mobile spoiler and air diffuser. The car measures at 4,960 mm long, 2,080 mm wide and 1,090 mm tall and it stands on diamond-effect 21-inch aluminum wheels.
For the interior, the car is features with the on-board ambience allies rich, premium, extensively worked materials with a more high-tech effect for the driving position, inspired by the world of motorsports. Besides that, a set of gullwing doors are also fitted to the car. A set of dark leather seats fitted with a four-point harness, top-stitched leather door panels and floor, copper sculptured dashboard, leather-and-steel steering wheel, key driving information such as the speed and navigation data in red LEDs onto the windscreen.
According to Jean-Pierre Ploué, PSA's chief designer, there might be a 20-edition run of the GTbyCitroen, the car Citroen created for Sony's GT5. The game car specs came in at 3,000 pounds and 782 horses, some of those powered by hydrogen. If a real car -- actually suggested to be a grand tourer by Citroen's press release -- were built, we hope they opt for a version of the Peugeot 908's diesel V12.
