The eagerly anticipated 2009 CTS-V,
Cadillac’s 550-hp expression of ultimate performance and luxury, hits
the streets this coming fall. However, the first sale occurred last
night in New York City, where the first CTS-V earned a winning bid of $75,000 at a special charity auction benefiting the Prostate Cancer Foundation.
The auction was a major feature of “A Night to Remember,” a glittering
evening of fine food, wine and cigars, hosted by Cigar Aficionado
magazine and sponsored in part by Cadillac. The 17 th annual Night to
Remember last night at Manhattan’s famed Four Seasons restaurant raised
an estimated $1.3 million for the Prostate Cancer Foundation. The
winning bid was submitted by Cano Ozgener, founder of CAO
International, a leading producer of premium cigars worldwide.
“Cadillac is proud of our longtime association with this great event on
behalf of prostate cancer research and treatment,” says Jim Taylor,
Cadillac general manager. “We congratulate Mr. Ozgener, both for making
a generous bid benefiting a great charity, and for joining a very elite
club of new CTS-V owners.”
The CTS-V,
based on Cadillac’s critically acclaimed CTS sports sedan, expresses
the full extent of the brand’s dramatic design and technology. Designed
to enter the stratosphere of the world’s fastest and most exclusive
luxury sedans, CTS-V includes advanced performance technology such as a
supercharged 6.2-liter V8 engine and Magnetic Ride Control, the world’s
fastest reacting suspension.
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