New research: £10 in a typical UK car competition buys about a 1 in 7,500 chance (49 live car draws analysed). Read the findings →
Win a car: UK car competitions with the best odds
Every live car draw we track, sorted by your real chance of winning, plus the competition sites that give away the most cars.
Tracking 45 live car draws · best odds right now 1 in 199
Live car draws with the best odds
TOM Ford OUD Voyager EAU DE Parfum – 100ML 1
TOM Ford Private Blend Tuscan Leather EAU DE Parfum – 100ML
Arrma 1/8th Notorious 6S V6 4X4 BLX Stunt Truck RTR Black
1986 MK1 VW Caddy Pick Up + £1,000
2018 Range Rover Sport TDV8 Autobiography Dynamic + £2,000
2021 Mercedes A250 AMG Line Edition Premium Plus + £1,000
2017 Ford Mustang GT 5.0L + £1,000
2023 VW Amarok Sterling Edition Pick Up Truck + £2,000
AVA Professional Jet Wash Kit for Driveways, Patios, Cars & more
1993 Ford Sierra Sapphire BOA
2023 VW ID Buzz + £2,000 OR £30,000
2023 Land Rover Defender X-Dynamic HSE SUV + £5,000
Odds are per ticket, based on the most tickets each draw can sell. See every live draw on the odds checker.
Best sites to win a car in the UK
Ranked from our monthly Top 15, showing only the sites that give away cars and other vehicles.
Elite Competitions
Luxury cars (BMW, Mercedes, occasional Porsche), tax-free cash, watches and a steady rotation of instant-win prizes. Premium car draws carry higher ticket prices than the everyday cash and instant-win games.
7Days Performance
Performance cars and motorbikes (typically refurbished to standard), tax-free cash, tech, watches and instant wins, plus occasional house draws. Prizes are stored at and collected from the Norfolk HQ, or delivered.
BOTB
Dream cars and supercars, dream homes and villas, watches, holidays, tax-free cash and instant wins. Car wins include free delivery, and servicing/insurance perks.
Rev Comps
Cars, vans and bikes — often performance or modified vehicles — plus cash, tech, watches, gold and holidays. Vehicle listings state age, mileage and spec; read them, as many prizes are used rather than new.
Pristine Competitions
Cars (new and used), tax-free cash, tech bundles and instant-win prizes. On used-vehicle draws, check the year and mileage are stated in the listing before entering.
Dream Car Giveaways
Cars from everyday performance models to supercars, tax-free cash, lifestyle packages up to around £300k, instant wins, and the occasional £1m house draw.
Aspire Competitions
Campervans and motorhomes are the signature, alongside motorbikes, classic and modern cars, cash, tech and holidays. Check each draw's maximum ticket count — it varies a lot between competitions.
Daymade
Tiered rewards chosen from a 250+ item catalogue — vouchers, tech, experiences, up to all-inclusive holidays at the top tiers — plus tokens and free entries for small matches.
Goodlife Plus
Cars have included a Mercedes C63, a Land Rover Defender and an Audi RS6, alongside regular cash draws, holidays and tech. Membership also carries lifestyle discounts on cinema tickets, coffee and takeaways — genuine value if you'd use them, worth nothing if you wouldn't.
Click Competitions
Cars and bikes, tax-free cash from £1,000 to £20,000+, tech, watches, gold and a busy instant-wins section.
How car competitions work
A car competition sells a set number of tickets for one car. When the draw closes, one ticket is picked at random, usually on a live stream, and that ticket wins. Most sites also offer a cash alternative if you would rather have the money.
How to work out your chance of winning a car
Divide the number of tickets you buy by the ticket cap. Five tickets on a 20,000-ticket draw is 5 in 20,000, or 1 in 4,000. Smaller caps mean better odds, even if the ticket price is a little higher. Our odds calculator does the sum for you.
What to check before you enter
Look for the ticket cap, the draw date, how the winner is picked, whether there is a cash alternative and whether the draw goes ahead if it does not sell out. On used cars, check the year and mileage. Good sites show all of this on the competition page and publish their past winners.
Questions people ask
What are the odds of winning a car competition?
It depends on the ticket cap. A car draw capped at 20,000 tickets gives each ticket a 1 in 20,000 chance. The draws above are sorted so the best odds come first.
Can you take cash instead of the car?
Most UK car competitions offer a cash alternative, usually a little below the car’s value. The amount is shown on the competition page.
Are car competitions legal in the UK?
Yes, when they are run as prize competitions with a skill question or a free entry route. The sites we rank all offer a free way to enter.
Do I have to pay tax if I win a car?
Prizes won in UK competitions are not taxed as income. Running costs such as insurance, road tax and servicing are yours once the car is handed over.
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