Do you happen to have any interest in purchasing the latest CTS luxury sedan from the American marquee, Cadillac? If so, you may as well consider this special edition. For your information, the company has officially introduced the Midnight Edition variant of the model. Complying with its name, the car sports a black chrome front grille in addition to 18-inch alloy wheels that are finished in a dark paint job. To make the special edition variant even more interesting, Cadillac has also equipped it with sueded microfiber shifter and steering wheel.
If this special edition of the next generation Cadillac CTS already starts to sound interesting to you, the model is being offered with a host of paint options. These options include the Black Raven, Phantom Gray Metallic, Crystal White Tricoat and also Cocoa Bronze Metallic paint hues. They also come with three different colors to apply onto the interior of the luxury sedan from the American automaker.
When it comes to the color that you can apply onto the interior of your 2015 CTS from the luxury American marquee, you may want to consider the Jet Black, for a start. If this color happens to be your color of choice, you will also receive the Jet Black accents for the interior of your CTS. For an alternative to the Jet Black and Jet Black accent color combination, you may want to go for the Light Platinum hue. This one, however, will also be paired with the Jet Black interior accents. Yet, if this still does not sound quite like your taste of colors, the luxury American automaker has also prepared another option. The latter sees the Jet Black paint job put into combination with the so-called Morello Red accents inside the cabin of the vehicle.
Now, another thing you should definitely know is, of course, the pricing. Well, for the 2015 Cadillac CTS Midnight Edition, you will have to take $1,095 out of your pockets. You will also have to keep in mind that this special edition variant will be available only for the CTS examples that are manufactured during spring this year.
