Ferrari Auction Raises $601,000 for Haiti Relief
Ferrari has raised $601,000 for relief efforts in Haiti by the CMMB (Catholic Medical Mission Board) and the William J. Clinton Foundation. At a gala event held last night, Ferrari, the world's leading luxury brand, auctioned the first Ferrari 458 Italia to arrive in the United States for $530,000. Party was hosted by Piero Ferrari, Deputy Chairman, Amedeo Felisa, worldwide CEO of the company, and Marco Mattiacci, the newly appointed North America CEO.
Source: Ferrari Auction Raises $601,000 for Haiti Relief
Source: Ferrari Auction Raises $601,000 for Haiti Relief
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