New UK car prize draws this week: fresh motors, fair odds

This week’s newest UK car prize draws: what stands out

Some weeks it’s all supercars and fantasy garages. This week’s freshest car prize draws are a bit more eclectic: rugged pick-ups, a cult 4x4, a fairly outrageous motorhome bundle, plus a couple of comps that are actually comps for tickets into other car draws.

The list below pulls out ten of the newest launches in the Cars category on Find Competitions, with ticket prices from 4p up to £12.50 and closing dates mostly within the next fortnight. The idea is simple: if you’ve got a set budget and a view on odds, you should be able to scan this and see what fits your comfort zone before heading over to /competitions for the finer details.

1. 2025 Adria Coral Supreme motorhome + 2025 Volvo XC60 (UKCC)

If you like your prizes on the excessive side, this new UKCC bundle is hard to miss. One ticket gives you a shot at both a 2025 Adria Coral Supreme motorhome and a 2025 Volvo XC60 – essentially your summer holidays and your daily family car sorted in one go.

Ticket price & timing: entries are £0.65 a go, with the draw closing on Sunday 26 July at 8:45pm (around a week from now). For a two-vehicle package, that’s conspicuously low-priced per entry, so expect interest to build quickly.

Who this suits: anyone who likes the idea of touring Europe at half term but also needs something comfortable for the school run. It’s a big lifestyle shift as a prize – you’re not just winning a shiny toy, you’re winning a reason never to book another caravan park cabin again.

2. Suzuki Jimny + £1,000 cash (UKCC)

The Suzuki Jimny has developed the sort of cult following usually reserved for trainers or discontinued biscuits. Compact, boxy and oddly charming, it’s as happy in a muddy field as it is outside a supermarket.

Ticket price & timing: this new Jimny draw from UKCC is one of the cheapest entries on the list at £0.04 per ticket, closing on Tuesday 28 July at 8:45pm (about a week away). There’s also £1,000 cash bundled in, which doesn’t hurt the value proposition.

Who this suits: drivers who like the idea of a small 4x4 that doesn’t take itself too seriously. At four pence a go, this is the obvious “stick a couple of quid on it and forget about it” option on this week’s slate.

3. 2023 Ford Ranger Wildtrak + £1,000 cash (UKCC)

If your idea of a good weekend involves towing, hauling or generally pretending you own a small building firm, the 2023 Ford Ranger Wildtrak should be right up your street. It’s one of the more practical "dream" vehicles in this week’s line-up.

Ticket price & timing: UKCC are charging £0.11 per entry, with the draw set for Thursday 23 July at 8:45pm (roughly a week from publication). Again, there’s an extra £1,000 cash on top, which nudges the overall value up without making the ticket price silly.

Who this suits: anyone who needs a capable pick-up for work but also wants something that doesn’t look out of place in a city centre car park. As a balance of everyday usefulness and "bit of a treat", this is one of the stronger new launches.

4. BMW DROP! #28 (UKCC)

BMW drops from UKCC tend to be fast movers, largely because they sit in that sweet spot between aspirational and realistic. You’re not trying to win a six-figure supercar you’d be scared to drive; you’re aiming at something most people would quite happily daily.

Ticket price & timing: this latest drop is priced at £0.25 per ticket, with a relatively long runway, ending on Saturday 1 August at 8:45pm (about two weeks out). That gives you time to watch how quickly tickets go and decide whether the odds still look sensible closer to the date.

Who this suits: drivers who want a premium badge without the full fantasy-fleet energy. If you like the idea of a new BMW on the drive but you’re more interested in build quality than Instagram, this is the pick to watch.

5. ‘The Ultra Scratch! #172’ (UKCC)

‘The Ultra Scratch! #172’ is one of those slightly mysterious names that pop up on UKCC’s roster. It sits in the Cars category, so expect at least strong automotive-flavoured prizes in the mix, even if the exact line-up is more "premium grab bag" than single headline car.

Ticket price & timing: entries come in at £0.15, and the draw closes on Tuesday 4 August at 8:45pm, so there’s just over a fortnight to get involved. That longer window usually means ticket numbers creep up steadily rather than disappearing in an afternoon.

Who this suits: those who like variety. If you prefer several strong prize options over one hero vehicle, and you’re happy taking a punt on a more mixed-format draw, this sits nicely between the ultra-cheap entries and the higher-ticket headline cars.

6. 1000 tickets into Aston Martin Comp #7 (Caddy Comps)

This isn’t a car as such, but it’s how you get closer to one. Caddy Comps are offering 1,000 tickets into their separate Aston Martin Comp #7 – a meta-comp of sorts for anyone who missed the early rush on the main draw.

Ticket price & timing: entries are only £0.14, with the comp ending on Monday 20 July at midday (about five days away). For the price of a few quid, you can quietly amass a decent block of Aston Martin entries.

Who this suits: people who already like the look of the underlying Aston Martin competition but want a shortcut to a heftier ticket stack. Odds are harder to gauge, because the value depends on how the main comp is structured, so this is one for those comfortable thinking a step ahead.

7. WIN 1000 tickets into Aston Martin Comp #8 (Caddy Comps)

Caddy Comps clearly enjoy a theme. This new launch mirrors the previous entry, but feeds into Aston Martin Comp #8 instead. Again, the prize is 1,000 tickets into that separate draw, rather than the car itself.

Ticket price & timing: this time around the entry fee is higher at £3.75, with a closing time of Wednesday 22 July at midday (around a week away). That’s a chunkier outlay per go than Comp #7’s ticket feeder, which suggests the underlying Aston Martin draw may be structured differently or sitting at a more premium level.

Who this suits: committed Aston Martin chasers who are already invested in the main Comp #8 and want a big-ticket boost. If you’re new to car prize draws, you’re probably better off cutting your teeth on one of the simpler "win this car" formats further up the list.

8. 2026 Sur-Ron Ultra-Bee II 21kW bike (Bonkers Competitions)

Electric bikes have gone from novelty to normal on British roads, and the Sur-Ron Ultra-Bee II is very much at the sharper, more exciting end of the spectrum. This is the brand-new 2026 21kW model, with an RRP of £6,699, so not exactly a stocking filler.

Ticket price & timing: Bonkers Competitions have set entries at £12.50 – the highest ticket price in this week’s round-up – with the draw closing on Tuesday 21 July at 7:20pm (about six days away). With higher entry prices, you’d generally expect tighter entry caps, which can help the odds feel more transparent.

Who this suits: riders who want something genuinely rapid and modern without the usual petrol and noise. If your ideal prize is something you can throw on a trailer and take off-road at the weekend, this is the standout new launch.

9. Pure Advance x McLaren electric scooter in Papaya (Bonkers Competitions)

The Pure Advance x McLaren electric scooter in Papaya is about as subtle as its name suggests. With an RRP of £999, it sits in that awkward "too expensive to justify, very easy to say yes to if you win it" bracket.

Ticket price & timing: entries are £1.99 each, with a closing time of Tuesday 21 July at 7:15pm – a neat prelude to the Sur-Ron draw the same evening. It’s not the cheapest ticket here, but still closer to coffee-money than serious punt.

Who this suits: city commuters and anyone who fancies an electric runabout for short hops. If the idea of gliding past stationary traffic appeals more than parking a big pickup, this offers a different flavour of "new wheels" for the week.

10. ‘The Premium Prize Vault! #171’ (UKCC)

Rounding out the list, ‘The Premium Prize Vault! #171’ is another multi-prize format from UKCC, again sitting under Cars. Expect a higher-end mix of prizes rather than a single defined car – the clue is in the name.

Ticket price & timing: entries are priced at £3.33, with the draw due on Tuesday 21 July at 8:45pm (in around six days). It’s mid-range on ticket cost compared with everything above: more than the BMW and Jimny entries, less than the Sur-Ron.

Who this suits: anyone who enjoys the sense that there are several strong outcomes, not just pass/fail on a single model. If you like variety but want something that still feels premium, this is a tidy way to round off your weekly picks.

How to pick the right new car comp for you this week

New car prize draws land on Find Competitions every day, and it’s easy to get carried away. A few quick filters usually help:

• Set a weekly budget and stick to it – whether that’s a fiver across a few cheap-ticket comps or a more focused go at one higher-value draw.
• Check the end date so you’re not piling into something that closes in ten minutes whilst missing a better-fit comp with a week left to run.
• Look at the format: a straight "win this car" comp is simpler to assess than a feeder draw for Aston Martin tickets or a mixed vault of prizes.
• Match the prize to your life. A motorhome plus SUV sounds great, but a Jimny or a Ranger might fit your driveway and driving style a lot better.

Once you’ve got a shortlist, head over to /competitions, check the entry caps and live ticket counts, and decide where your odds and your budget feel in the same ballpark. New launches appear all week, so it’s worth checking back regularly rather than throwing it all at the first shiny motor you see.