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Citroen GT Edges Closer To Reveal In Drop-Dead Sexy Teaser Video

Ben Wojdyla — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 14:40:00 EDT

We were really pulling for the Lamborghini Estoque to be the show stopper at this year's Paris Motor Show, but with this teaser video for the Citroen GT, we don't see how that's going to be possible. With one fell swoop, the concept from Citroen went from a novelty car designed for the digital world of Grand Turismo 5: Prologue to a mouth-watering piece of supercar design. This thing does sting ray-inspired styling better than an actual sting ray. We want it out now; we want it in our garage. Oh and Lamborghini, if you're listening, we'd be happy to entertain your next volley in the escalating teaser wars. Don't take our word for it: Check out the video and the stills below.

[Gran-Turismo]

Citroen Reveals Yet Another GT Concept Teaser

Andrew Stoy — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 10:30:00 EDT

It's time for today's flash of Citroen side-boob as the French automaker teases us with yet another glimpse of the GT Concept set to debut at the Paris Motor Show next month. Here we have a rear three-quarter shot showing knife-edge taillights, a continuation of the gaping lower-body ductwork and some pretty meaty looking decklid gills. We'll go ahead and draw the logical conclusion that Citroen's supercar has a mid-mounted engine — we're just not sure what kind. Judging by those huge lower vents, we're thinking gas turbine. Huge, afterburning gas turbine. [via WCF]

Citroen GT Concept, A... Umm... White Car, Headed To Paris

Andrew Stoy — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 13:00:00 EDT

Citroen has decided to get in on the slow teaser reveal with its GT concept, scheduled to debut at the Paris Motor Show next month, followed by an as-reported appearance in Gran Turismo Prologue on PS3. We know it's a car and it's white — and that's about the extent of things. Well, that's not entirely true. Based on the car's profile and front air dam, it almost looks like our favorite modified Nova, but we're confident the staid draftsmen at Citroen wouldn't go for any kind of crazy styling shenanigans.

[eGMCarTech]