Car aficionados and Gran Turismo fans alike will want to give this a look - two special edition Gran Turismo PSP packs have just been announced, and those who're willing to shell out a bit more will find themselves the owners of some sleek GT swag. Have a look.

Sony's making sure you'll have enough choices for your bonuses when you pre-order Gran Turismo PSP. They have just announced today that what you'll get depends on where you get it. Don't get what am saying? Read on in the full article to get it.

It seems the pre-order bug has also bitten Polyphony Digital. Know what that means? Yep, gamers who pre-order Gran Turismo for the PSP will get some nice bonus items. The kind that goes really, really fast.

A new month worth of downloadable goodies have found itself on the European PlayStation Store. Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) introduced several hot downloads for both the PlayStation 3 and the PlayStation Portable with several DLC packs for Need for Speed: ProStreet and the full version of Ape Quest now available for download. Find out what other stuff are on the PlayStation Store by clicking on the "read more" link below.

This post is for all the guys out there who like to live fast: fast games, fast rides, and fast death. Nah, I'm just kidding 'bout the last one but anyway, what we're really here for today is to bring you the latest issue of Road & Track, a magazine which you can view on your PSPs and tackles everything you need to know about the upcoming hottest rides of the big two-oh-oh-seven.

I'm no expert on cars, but when I browsed through the mag and saw the cars featured in this issue, I must say they definitely are drool-worthy. But sadly, they're also oh-so-expensive, so I guess for hardcore car fanatics, having them hot rides on your PSP could be enough for that much needed autorgasm. Included in this month's issue are in-depth profiles of the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 and the very hawt Toyota FT-HS.

The Comparison Test portion of the mag also pits the TT Quattro and Cayman against each other to see which one's faster, and more deserving of your attention. That said, we bring you guys the January 2007 issue, which you can get right now by clicking on the link below.

Download: [Road & Track - January 2007]