Groupon Chrysler 200 S Car Giveaway Sweepstakes

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Enter the Groupon Car Sweepstakes for a chance to win a Chrysler 200 S. Ride in style with the Chrysler 200S sports-car-sleek design and technological comforts that includes 36 MPH highway, Keyless Enter n Go, 5″ Touchscreen, Hands-Free Bluetooth and Voice Command, 18″ Wheels, Dual Exhaust and a one year SiriusXM subscription.

Sweepstakes Rating: Okay (Official Rules)

Eligibility: US, DC, (excluding Alaska, Hawaii), 18 and older, a valid driver’s license

Entry Dates: March 19, 2015 and ends on or about 11:59 p.m. PST on March 26, 2015

Entry Method One: get one entry by doing either of the following: visiting HERE and purchasing one of the automotive Groupon Goods deals located on that landing page during the Sweepstakes Period, or Free Website entry.

Entry Method Two: get one entry by doing either of the following: visiting HERE buying (no actual purchase necessary) the $0 deal pursuant to the instructions on the Sweepstakes Website, or Free Website entry.

Entry Method Three: get one entry by visiting HERE and sharing the Sweepstakes Website with your friends

Entry Limit: three entries per person (one per method of entry)

One (1) Grand Prize: a Chrysler 200 S with an MSRP of $26,615 and 5,000. Sponsor will cover all sales tax, title fees, and registration fees associated with the prize vehicle (Sponsor estimates this amount to be around 15% of the MSRP or $4742, which may vary based on various factors, including the jurisdiction of the Winner). Car will not be delivered to Winner, but rather, Sponsor will arrange for Winner to claim the car at car dealership near Winner’s home at a time and date determined by Sponsor. Prize winner will be solely responsible for all federal, state and/or local taxes (other than sales tax for the prize vehicle), and for any other fees or costs associated with the prize they receive (other than title fees and registration fees for the prize vehicle), regardless of whether they, in whole or in part, are used.

Random Drawing: on or about April 9, 2015