Win a Luxury Mercedes Sprinter 3500, a 2018 Nissan GT-R & $50K Cash (Goonzquad GG#31)

What you're looking at

Goonzquad's 31st giveaway is a three-part grand prize that goes to a single winner: a 2023 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500 luxury conversion, a 2018 Nissan GT-R, and $50,000 in cash. The sponsor pegs the Approximate Retail Value at $145,000 for the van, $135,000 for the GT-R, and $50,000 cash — $330,000 all in.

The GT-R is the headline enthusiast car. Even a factory R35 from this era is a serious weapon: the 3.8-liter VR38DETT twin-turbo V6 driving all four wheels through a 6-speed dual-clutch, with launch control that still embarrasses cars costing twice as much. The Sprinter 3500 is the long-haul luxury play — a high-roof platform that's become the canvas of choice for six-figure custom interior builds.

Why it matters

Goonzquad built its audience by buying wrecked, salvage-title cars and rebuilding them on camera, so the realistic expectation is that both of these are shop builds rather than untouched factory examples. That's a feature for the right person and a caveat for everyone else — and it's exactly the thing the giveaway page does not spell out. Neither the listing nor the official rules disclose mileage, horsepower, title status, wrap color, or any modification detail for the van or the GT-R. The $135K ARV on a 2018 GT-R sits above a typical used Premium (roughly $90K-$120K on the open market), which usually signals either a NISMO-grade car or a value-added custom build.

The fine print worth knowing

Entry is digital, in tiers: Bronze $50 (10,000 entries), Gold $100 (20,000), Platinum $200 (40,000). The entry window runs June 22 through July 6, 2026, with the drawing on or about July 16, 2026. There is a genuine free route — mail a hand-printed 3"x5" card with your details to the Macedon, NY PO box (postmark by July 6, received by July 11); each mailed card is worth 20 base entries, and no purchase improves your odds.

Two things to flag for the winner. First, there is no cash buyout of the vehicles: the rules state the prize cannot be substituted, assigned or transferred except by the sponsor, so you take the van and the car as-is. Second, registration, licensing and all taxes are the winner's responsibility — on a $330,000 package the federal and state tax bill alone runs well into five figures, which is part of why the $50K cash component matters. Eligibility is limited to the lower-48 U.S., 18+, and excludes anyone who's won a sweepstakes prize in the last 12 months.