FR-S Contest

[AX_FRS]

I didn't see anything else about people saying there was a contest to win a Scion in Canada, so I thought I'd post it. If you are a Canadian resident (thus why I posted this in the Canada regional section) you can enter to win an FR-S. I didn't read through the rules and I'm not that familiar with contests in Canada, but here is the link FR-S Contest

GLTA

[CoryUyede]

Im sure most of us knew. But thanks anyways

[Mr.Jay]

yeah draw is in Oct so some of us will already have our cars XD

[AX_FRS]

I wish scion us would give away a car instead of the opportunity to buy one.

[Mr.Jay]

Originally Posted by AX_FRS

I wish scion us would give away a car instead of the opportunity to buy one.

They are


Scion CANADA is not having any 1st 86 deal or nothing

[Saibot]

Originally Posted by Mr.Jay

They are


Scion CANADA is not having any 1st 86 deal or nothing

He means the first 86 is only a chance to spend money on a car, not actually them giviing away a car for free like in cananda

[Sport-Tech]

I believe for those of us who will be getting an FR-S prior to the winner being announced in October, if you win you won't be forced to have 2 of them - by law the winner is allowed to take the cash equivalent.

[AX_FRS]

That depends on what they actually put in the rules. You can typically decline to accept a prize, but they don't usually have to give you cash in lieu of that unless they say they will. It should all be in the rules.

[Sport-Tech]

^ I'm talking about Canadian law - your US situation may be completely different.

[Ikaros]

Originally Posted by Contest Rules

Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the following general conditions apply to the Grand Prize: (i) Grand Prize must be accepted as awarded and is not transferable, assignable or convertible to cash (no substitutions, transfers or assignments except as permitted in Contest Sponsor’s sole and absolute discretion); (ii) Contest Sponsor reserves the right to substitute the Grand Prize or a component thereof for any reason with a prize or a prize component of equal or greater value; (iii) manufacturer’s standard warranty applies to the Grand Prize; (iv) upon notification from the Contest Sponsor, the declared Grand Prize winner will be required to personally take delivery of the Grand Prize from Scion dealership within Canada reasonably close to the Grand Prize winner’s place of residence in Canada as designated by Toyota Canada Inc., in its sole discretion, and present adequate personal identification; (v) the Grand Prize will not be released unless and until the declared Grand Prize winner first shows proof of having a valid driver’s license (equivalent to a full "G" class license in Ontario or class 5 in Quebec) in the province/territory in which he/she resides and proof of satisfactory insurance; (vi) declared Grand Prize winner is solely responsible for all costs not expressly described herein including, without limitation, costs associated with obtaining a valid driver’s license, license plates, registration, insurance and/or fuel/gas; and (vii) the Grand Prize will only be awarded to the eligible Entrant whose full name and valid e-mail address appears on the Entry Form.

Looks like you can't exchange it for money, unless they say so.

[Sport-Tech]

^That may not stand up legally here in Ontario, I think I read that winners of any such contest have the right to take a cash equivalent, could be wrong though.

If you had already bought one and won, I wonder what Scion would do? They'd get a lot of bad publicity forcing you to take a second one.

[Ikaros]

That's true, but wouldn't it be awesome if the car is so popular they run out of stock (which will never happen lol) and you can sell it for a profit. I really don't understand why they said it can't be converted to cash though. They can always just give you the money and sell it to another person for the same price.

[Saibot]

Originally Posted by Ikaros

That's true, but wouldn't it be awesome if the car is so popular they run out of stock (which will never happen lol) and you can sell it for a profit. I really don't understand why they said it can't be converted to cash though. They can always just give you the money and sell it to another person for the same price.

Anything you make on it is pure profit lol.

Giving you cash costs the company more than just giving you a car.

[FT86FRS]

Or you can have one for commuter and one for track