What a pooled drawing is
Most giveaways on this site are what they look like: one operator, one car, one drawing. Choose Your Ride 6 is not. It is a single sweepstakes whose entries are sold through seven separate storefronts, each of which presents it as that brand's own car giveaway.
The Sponsor named in the Official Rules is Choose Your Ride Management LLC — not any of the seven stores you actually buy from.
Where entries are sold
All seven feed one pool: JustMenacing, StancedCo, RevvedSupply, Freedom Forge Garage, RestoRidesGarage, The Stealth Society and The Strada Society. Buy at any one and you are entered against everyone who bought at the other six. None of the storefront pages says so.
What you can actually win
There are two layers, and the marketing tends to blur them.
Nine Entry Period prizes. The sweepstakes runs in nine entry periods, each with its own drawing. Each of those nine winners receives $500 cash via Zelle — you need a Zelle account to collect. Total across all nine: $4,500.
One Grand Prize. The Grand Prize winner picks one vehicle from a list of seven, or takes $100,000 cash:
| Vehicle | Operator's stated ARV |
|---|---|
| 2017 Audi R8 V10 | $150,000 |
| 2016 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat + $50,000 cash | $120,000 |
| 2023 Ford F-150 Raptor R + $10,000 cash | $100,000 |
| 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle + $30,000 cash | $100,000 |
| 2009 Nissan GT-R Premium | $100,000 |
| 2015 Harley-Davidson Road King + $50,000 cash | $90,000 |
| 2023 Ducati Panigale V4 S + $50,000 cash | $90,000 |
Two of the seven are motorcycles, which this directory does not cover, so you will find at most five here — and only the ones we have verified and drafted are listed below.
Worth reading twice: "Vehicle color, options and accessories to be determined at the sole discretion of the Sponsor. The vehicle may have mileage and the Grand Prize Winner is responsible for requesting any mileage on the vehicle." The specific car photographed on a storefront is not contractually the car you would receive.
How we know they share one drawing
Not from anyone's word for it. The Official Rules document — the same file served from every store's CDN — names all seven websites in one list under a single Sponsor. Alongside that:
- The same deadline, October 4, 2026, on every storefront.
- The same $100,000 cash alternative on every storefront.
- Cross-branded prize images. RestoRidesGarage's own entry page serves photos filenamed for other brands:
VEHICLE_IMAGE_-_JM_R8.jpg,_RS_HELLCAT,_STANCED_RAPTOR_R,_TSS_GTR. That is a packaging mistake, and it is the clearest tell of all.
What it means for your odds
The page you buy from shows you one car and its own entry counts. That is not the field you are competing against — the field is the combined entrants of all seven stores, and non-winning entries carry forward from each period into the next.
It is not a reason to avoid the drawing. It is a reason to understand that "the RevvedSupply Hellcat giveaway" and "the JustMenacing R8 giveaway" are not two chances at two cars. They are one chance, sold twice.
The entry maths and the free route
Purchases earn one entry per $1 spent, pre-tax and excluding shipping. Every storefront advertises multipliers well above that ratio; read the rules before deciding what a bundle is worth.
There is a genuine free route, and it is unusually specific: a plain 4" × 6" postcard — envelopes are explicitly rejected — hand-printed in black ink and mailed to Choose Your Ride #6, PO Box 456, Newark NY 14513. A bare postcard is worth 100 entries; writing the date, "Multiplier", "Double Entries" and a current discount code in the specified corners earns the same multipliers a paying entrant gets. Entries must reach Entry Period 9 to be eligible for the Grand Prize.
Who can enter
The 50 US states and DC (18+, 19 in Alabama and Nebraska, 21 in Mississippi), or Canada excluding Quebec.
Do they actually hand over cars?
Yes — sometimes. This is the question that matters most about a pooled drawing, so here is the record as the operator publishes it, at restoridesgarage.com/pages/winners:
| Drawing | Winner | Took |
|---|---|---|
| Choose Your Ride #5 | Corey M., Ohio — May 17, 2026 | $100,000 cash |
| Choose Your Ride #4 | Erik H., California — Dec 7, 2025 | 900HP TRX + $40,000 cash |
| Choose Your Ride #3 | Manuel R., California — Nov 1, 2025 | $75,000 cash |
| Choose Your Ride #2 | Ken L., Nevada — Jul 20, 2025 | $50,000 cash |
| Choose Your Ride #1 | Jeff S., Alabama — Mar 30, 2025 | 1,200HP GTR + $20,000 cash |
Two of the five took a vehicle. That is a real track record, and it is the main thing separating this from pooled platforms where the advertised car appears to be decorative — on some, every winner on record has taken cash and no vehicle has ever been documented as awarded.
Read it with the obvious caveat: this is the operator's own winners page, so it is their account of what happened, not independently audited. But they name each winner, their state and the date, which is more than many operators publish, and three of the five clearly preferred the cash — which tells you something useful about how winners themselves weigh a built car against a six-figure cheque.
