Win a Widebody 2026 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro + Can-Am Maverick R Max + $50,000 Cash
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Dream Giveaway
Win a 1-of-51 2026 Corvette Z06 Stars and Steel + a 1965 396/425 Sting Ray + $76,000 for Taxes
Petersen Automotive Museum
Win a 2005 Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren (Petersen Automotive Museum Sweepstakes)
Cleetus McFarland
Win a 2019 Corvette ZR1, a 2026 Silverado 2500HD, a Car Hauler and $75,000
Dream Giveaway
Win a 785-HP 2025 Shelby F-150 and a Superformance Cobra (Show and Tow)
80Eighty
Win a 2023 Audi R8 GT (#242 of 333) + $60,000 Cash
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Recent Winners
Winner announced
2002 Ford F-150
Winner named as Andy Sproul — Sacramento, CA
Announced by Gas Powered Junk
Announced September 4, 2026
2021 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500
Winner named as Stephen Kotara — Fort Worth, TX
Announced by Shelby American Collection
Announced September 3, 2026
2019 Ford F-350 Super Duty
Winner named as Billy Britton — East Bridgewater, Massachusetts
Announced by Dirt Monkey Shop
The car giveaway scene, finally in one place
Right now there are dozens of car giveaways running across the country — restomod muscle from charity sweepstakes, 25-year-rule JDM imports from apparel brands, YouTube build cars, even Paint-to-Sample Porsches. The problem has never been the prizes; it's that discovery is broken. Giveaways live in Instagram stories and Facebook ads that vanish in 24 hours.
GiveawayCars tracks every active car sweepstakes like a magazine covers new metal: real spec sheets, the mod list, production numbers, what the car is actually worth on today's market, what entries cost, the free entry route, and exactly when the drawing happens. Browse the board, enter the ones worth your money, and let the weekly digest watch the deadlines for you.
Questions everyone asks
›Are car giveaways actually legitimate?
The established ones are. Legitimate operators publish official rules, offer a free entry method (required by US sweepstakes law), announce winners publicly, and have years of delivered cars behind them. GiveawayCars compliance-checks the operators it lists — confirming official rules and the legally-required free entry route — and links straight to each giveaway's official rules so you can check for yourself before you enter.
›Can I enter car giveaways for free?
Almost always yes. US sweepstakes law requires an alternate means of entry (AMOE) — usually a mail-in card or an online form — so no purchase is necessary. We list the free entry route on every giveaway page where the operator publishes one.
›What happens with taxes if I win a car?
Prize cars are taxed as ordinary income in the US at the car's fair market value. Some operators include a cash payment toward taxes — we flag that in the What's Included section of every listing, because it can be worth tens of thousands of dollars.
›How often is the site updated?
Listings are updated throughout the week as giveaways launch and close, statuses refresh automatically every day, and the weekly email digest goes out with everything new plus every drawing about to close.