You could win a BMW M3 Touring, a VW Crafter Campervan & £10,000... for JUST 35p!
Yes, you read that correctly - tickets cost just 35p. That's the kind of money you'd barely think about if you found it down the back of the sofa...
But you need to be quick! The draw opened at 8.45pm on Sunday, July 20 and closes a week later at 8.45pm on Sunday, July 27.
You'll hear if you've been lucky just 15 minutes later at 9pm, when the live draw is held on the 7days Performance Facebook and YouTube pages.
If you don't fancy the BMW M3 Touring and Volkswagen Crafter Campervan for any reason, you can choose a cash alternative of £140,000.
As one of the UK's biggest competition sites, 7days Performance has handed out a massive £145million worth of prizes so far. The name says it all: draws are held almost every day - meaning there are lots of chances to win!
One way they stand out from other prize platforms is by only selling a limited number of tickets - while guaranteeing a winner regardless of how many tickets are sold.
It's quick and easy to buy tickets, so don't wait another moment! Once you've done so, come back here for a closer look at what you could win...
The car lover's dream
Fans have been desperate for a touring variant of the M3 ever since it was first released in 1985, only to face decades of disappointment.
The 2023 model available in the draw has been upgraded with the BMW Ultimate Package - which adds on all sorts of special features
Specifications
Only 17,000miles on the clock
Full BMW service history
Skyscraper grey metallic paintwork
Half leather, half alcantara heated carbon bucket seats
Full leather multifunction heated steering wheel
Full leather dashboard with black accent stitching
14.9-inch face lifted widescreen cockpit curved display
BMW self-parking assistant
Harman/Kardon premium sound system
(and MUCH more...)
Modifications: BMW Ultimate Package; Carbon fibre front splitter, side skirts, rear diffuser, rear bumper spats and rear spoiler.
CLICK HERE for your chance to win it
The unveiling of the BMW M3 Touring finally made this dream a reality...
And it was worth waiting for, with all the legendary performance traits you'd expect from BMW's M Division, but with the added practicality of extra leg room, a larger boot, and more storage space.
The end result?
A powerful drive that's also great for ferrying around the family.
Talking of power, its 3.0l twin-turbo, straight-six engine produces a punchy 503BHP and 650NM of torque.
Combined with the eight-speed automatic X-drive gearbox, the BMW M3 Touring can hit 62mph in as little as 3.7 seconds.
The 2023 model available in the draw has been upgraded with the BMW Ultimate Package - which adds on all sorts of special features.
And it could be yours for just 35p! This is an opportunity you don't want to miss!
Volkswagen Crafter Campervan
Robust, spacious and efficient, the Volkswagen Crafter is a top choice for anyone looking for a good quality, large commercial van.
But that's not all it can do!
The Volkswagen Crafter on offer in the 7days Performance draw has been fitted out with the the smart, practical features you'd expect of a high-end motorhome
Given this model has been fitted out with the smart, practical features of a high-end motorhome, you can take it on your holidays too.
Talk about the best of both worlds!
A key attribute of the Volkswagen Crafter is its advanced safety features, including autonomous emergency braking and lane-keeping assist.
Meanwhile, a 2.0L turbo diesel engine and a six-speed automatic gearbox delivers just the right blend of performance and fuel-efficiency.
And now for the fun stuff!
The 2023 model in the draw includes mod-cons like an electric drop-down double bed, a Truma hot water and heating system and a kitchen with a fridge, oven, hob and grill.
At the back there's a washroom with a shower and toilet.
Throw in a mounted TV and a modern infotainment system, and you've got a real home from home.
You've got the chance to win it for as little as 35p. Good luck!
A reminder of how things work
How do I get my ticket numbers?
After you've entered and your order has been confirmed, you'll be given ticket number(s) at random. These will be sent via email.
A reminder that the winner can choose either -
A BMW M3 Touring, a Volkswagen Crafter Campervan AND £10,000 in cash;
A £140,000 cash alternative.
What's the cap on ticket sales?
The total amount of entries for this competition is (799,999) and the draw will take place on 27/07/2025 regardless of the number of tickets sold.
How do I find out if I've won?
You can watch the results LIVE on the 7days Performance Facebook and YouTube channels.
So as soon as you've entered, make sure you follow these pages for updates on this and future competitions - ensuring that their posts are set to show at the top of your newsfeed!
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