Best Car Giveaway Sites
There are a lot of car giveaway sites, and they are not all run the same way. Some publish every piece of paperwork. Some don't publish official rules at all. This page lays out how to check any of them yourself, then applies those checks to the largest sites in the category — including us, on the same terms.
We run giveaways, so read this knowing that. We have tried to write it so that it is still useful if you decide to enter somewhere else, and we say plainly where other companies beat us.
The four checks that matter
These four take about five minutes and rule out almost every scam.
- Find the official rules and the sponsor's legal name. A real sweepstakes names the company legally responsible for it — an LLC or Inc., with an address. "DM us to claim" is not a sponsor.
- Find the free entry route. US law requires one. A promotion with a prize, chance and required payment is a lottery, and private companies cannot lawfully run those. If there is no free way in, it is not a lawful sweepstakes.
- Check who conducts the drawing. An independent, bonded administrator is the strongest signal. A company drawing its own winners is not automatically dishonest, but nobody outside the company can verify it.
- Look for published past winners. Names and states, ideally as text rather than screenshots, so you can actually search them.
How the major sites compare
Everything below is taken from each company's own published rules and website as of August 2026. Where a company does not state something publicly, we say that rather than guessing. Check each site directly before entering — terms change.
| Company | Sponsor named in rules | Who draws the winner | Free entry | Entries per $1 | Winners published |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Speed Junkies HQ | Speed Junkies HQ LLC, Castro Valley CA | American Sweepstakes & Promotion Co. (independent) | Mail-in, 500 entries | 50 | Name + state, as text |
| 717 Supply | 717 Supply LLC, Harrisburg PA | National Sweepstakes Company LLC (independent) | Postcard, 5,000 entries | 1 | Name, city, state (images) |
| 80Eighty | 80Eighty LLC, Bluffdale UT | American Sweepstakes & Promotion Co. (independent) | Mail-in, 50 entries | 1 | Name + city/state |
| LGND Supply | LGND Supply Co. LLC, North Haven CT | American Sweepstakes & Promotion Co. (independent) | Mail-in, 50 entries | 1 | Name, city, state |
| Speed Society | Speed Society Inc., Oceanside CA | American Sweepstakes & Promotion Co. (independent) | Mail-in | 1 | Yes |
| OVRLND | OVRLND LLC, Wilmington DE | American Sweepstakes & Promotion Co. (independent) | Mail-in, 100 entries | 10 | First name, last initial, state |
| Prime Driven | Prime Performance Auto LLC, Stanhope NJ | American Sweepstakes + ViralSweep | Mail-in, 1 entry | 1 per $25 | Photos and video, no names listed |
| Dream Giveaway | New Beginning Children's Homes Inc., a 501(c)(3) | Not stated in their rules | Mail-in, count not stated | ~1 (donation) | First name, last initial, state, back to 2008 |
| Redline Society | Built USA LLC, Palm Harbor FL | The sponsor itself — no third party named | Online form, 10 entries | 1 | First name, last initial, state |
| TunerCult | "Tuner Cult," Irvine CA — no legal entity stated | American Sweepstakes Co. | Stated, but method not published | 300 | Name, city/state, photo |
| ZeroSixty | ZeroSixty LLC (rules page did not load when checked) | An unnamed third-party firm | Not stated on their site | ~50 | First name, last initial, city, state |
None of these companies are affiliated with Speed Junkies HQ. Figures come from each company's published official rules and website in August 2026 and may have changed since.
What that table actually tells you
Most of the well-known sites check out. 717 Supply, 80Eighty, LGND Supply, Speed Society and OVRLND all name a legal sponsor, publish a free entry route, use an independent administrator and list past winners. If you enter any of those, you are entering a real sweepstakes.
Three are worth a closer read before you spend money. Redline Society is a properly registered company with published rules, but its own rules say the sponsor conducts the drawing rather than an outside firm. TunerCult names a trading name and a street address but not a legal entity. ZeroSixty's official rules page was not loading when we checked, which makes the first of the four checks impossible to complete.
Entries per dollar is the most misleading number in the category. A site offering 300 entries per dollar is not automatically better than one offering 1. What matters is how many entries are in the pool in total, and almost nobody publishes that. Treat the multiplier as marketing, not odds. We explain how the odds actually work here.
Where other sites beat us
We would rather say this than have you find out later:
- Track record. We started in 2024. Dream Giveaway has been running since 2007, 80Eighty since 2014, Speed Society since 2013. If longevity is what you care about, they have more of it.
- Prize size. Our current prize is a $55,000 Hellcat. 80Eighty has run a $257,000 package, TunerCult a $175,000 one. We are not the biggest.
- Free entry value. 717 Supply gives 5,000 entries per mailed postcard. Ours gives 500.
- Eligibility. Several competitors accept entries from Canada and all 50 states. We are limited to the 48 contiguous states plus DC.
- Charitable giving. Dream Giveaway is run by a 501(c)(3) and donations are tax-deductible. We are a retail company.
Where we think we are ahead
- Entries per dollar. 50 per $1 as a base rate, against 1 per $1 at most of the category.
- Free entry weight. 500 entries per mailed card, more than most sites give.
- Independent, named administrator. American Sweepstakes & Promotion Co. of Rochester, NY conducts our drawings. We do not pick our own winners. Here is how that works.
- Winners published as searchable text, by name and state, rather than as images. See them here.
- Membership price. $5 a month, against $29.99 to $149 elsewhere.
- Live reveals. Drawings are streamed on Instagram, so the moment is public and time-stamped.
Warning signs that should stop you
- No official rules page, or one that does not load.
- No free entry method anywhere on the site.
- A winner notification arriving by social media DM. Real administrators call or email. Here is what a fake one looks like.
- Anyone asking a winner to pay a fee, tax or shipping cost before releasing a prize. That never happens in a legitimate sweepstakes.
- No past winners published anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best car giveaway site?
There isn't a single best one. The sites that pass all four checks — a named legal sponsor, a published free entry route, an independent administrator and published past winners — are all legitimate, and which suits you depends on whether you care most about prize size, entries per dollar, track record or eligibility in your state.
Are car giveaway sites legit?
Most of the established ones are. A lawful sweepstakes publishes official rules naming the sponsor, keeps a genuine free entry route open, and awards the prize by random drawing. Sites that skip any of those are the ones to avoid, and it takes about five minutes to check.
Which car giveaway site gives the most entries?
TunerCult advertises the highest base rate at 300 entries per dollar, and Speed Junkies gives 50. But entries per dollar tells you nothing about your odds without knowing the total size of the entry pool, which almost no company publishes. A high multiplier in a large pool can be worse than a low one in a small pool.
Do I have to buy anything to enter a car giveaway?
No, and if a site says you do, it is not running a lawful sweepstakes. Every legitimate car giveaway in the US keeps a free entry route open for the whole promotion, and free entries carry the same odds per entry as paid ones.
Can I enter more than one car giveaway site?
Yes. They are separate sweepstakes run by separate companies. One thing to watch: several sets of rules, including ours, exclude anyone whose household has won a sweepstakes prize in the previous 12 months, so a win at one site can make you ineligible at another for a year.
Related pages
- All car giveaway guides
- Are car giveaways real?
- Free entry — no purchase necessary
- How car giveaway odds actually work
- Raffle vs sweepstakes vs lottery
- How our drawings work
- Is Speed Junkies HQ legit?
- Past winners
NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF MONEY IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. A PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF MONEY WILL NOT IMPROVE THE CHANCES OF WINNING. Open to legal residents of the United States, omitting Alaska and Hawaii, who are 18 or older or have reached the age of majority in their state. Void in Puerto Rico and where prohibited by law. See Official Rules for complete details.