Win a Nissan R35 GT-R Black Edition (Australia Only)

The car: a Super Silver R35 on Aimgains

Tuned. Giveaways' prize is a Nissan R35 GT-R in Black Edition trim, Super Silver, showing 61,000 km (about 38,000 miles). The MFD English conversion is the tell that this is a Japanese-market import — only JDM cars need their multi-function display translated. The published build list is short but sensible: an upgraded, strengthened gearbox (the R35's dual-clutch is the known weak point as power climbs), upgraded Brembo brakes, and 20-inch Aimgain G2M wheels in Hyper Silver. The page doesn't publish a model year, power figure, or dyno sheet, so treat the drivetrain as an open question until the operator says more.

Why it matters — and the catch for US readers

The hook is the cap: the draw is limited to 2,500 entrants, genuinely short odds for a five-figure JDM halo car valued at up to A$95,000 (~US$62k). But read the eligibility line twice: this is an Australian trade promotion (NSW Permit TP/02792, ACT Permit TP26/01046) open only to Australian residents 18 and over, excluding South Australia. If you're reading from the US or UK, this one is a spectator sport. Entry isn't a classic sweepstakes either — entries bundle with paid Tuned. memberships or one-time Discount Packs, and there's no free-entry route.

The fine print worth knowing

• Entries close 8:30 PM AEST on Saturday 11 July 2026 — or earlier if the 2,500-entrant cap fills. The draw goes live at 9:00 PM AEST that night at Sydney Motorsport Park, streamed on the operator's socials.
• The GT-R is supplied as an unregistered vehicle, "prepared & intended for track or show purposes." Registration, stamp duty, roadworthy compliance, and insurance are all on the winner — a real cost on a JDM import.
• Delivery within 30 days is included, transport costs covered.
• No winner-elected cash option; the promoter reserves the right to substitute an equivalent cash prize at its sole discretion.
• Operator is Tuned. Giveaways Pty Ltd (ABN 59 668 999 853) with a paper trail of state permits — a more regulated structure than most US-style sweepstakes.