Hitting the road this Christmas with festive tunes on full blast? Tell us your favourite Christmas song to drive home to for a chance to win £200 charging credit or fuel voucher. Whether it’s a classic hit or a modern chart-topper, we want to know what jingles your bells when you’re cruising around.
Enter the competition below…
Enjoy tax-efficient driving and an all-inclusive package with the salary sacrifice car scheme.
Drive away in a brand-new car, complete with fully comp insurance, road tax, scheduled servicing and maintenance, and more! Plus, it’s just one single, monthly deduction from your pre-tax salary, leaving you with more take-home pay.
Make life easier with a company car and choose the hassle-free way to commute.
Take the stress out of owning or leasing a vehicle and enjoy the financial freedom of driving a company car instead. No unexpected costs, plus no need to deal with insurance, servicing or maintenance, as this is all sorted through your employer.
The Competition will run from 28/11/2024 to 20/12/2024 (the “Entry Dates”). All entries must be received during the Entry Dates. There will be 3 winners in total and these will be chosen at random on 23/12/2024. Winners will be notified by email within 20 working days of the competition closing. Each winner will receive £200 charging credit. Esso or Tesco vouchers will be offered as an alternative prize. There will be no cash or other alternatives offered.
The Promoter reserves the right to hold void, suspend, cancel, or amend the Competition if necessary. The Promoter of the Competition is Zenith Vehicle Contracts Limited, Number One, Great Exhibition Way, Kirkstall Forge, Leeds LS5 3BF. There is no charge to enter the Competition. Entrants must have an email address to participate. Only one entry per person. In the event of multiple entries, only the first attempt will be accepted.
The data collected from Entrants will be used by The Promoter for the purpose of the Competition only. These terms and conditions shall be governed by English law, and the parties submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.
See the full terms and conditions here.
