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On 14 January 2022, the V&A Waterfront hosted the nail-biting draw to see which of our three finalists would take home the grand prize TWO Mitsubishi vehicles: A Pajero Sport 2.4 4x4 Automatic and an Eclipse Cross 2.0 CVT worth almost a million rand.

One mid-year finalist was drawn in August and the other two finalists were drawn in December 2021 under the watchful eye of independent auditors Cecil Kiplin & Co.

A huge congratulations to Jacky Niemand who walked away with the keys to her 2 new cars. Athalie Moolman was our second runner up – she took home a staggering R250 000 cash and lastly Jan Swanepoel placed third and won himself a once in a lifetime holiday with R80 000.

We also announced that Tracey Chard was the winner of the R 100 000 grand prize which was drawn in December 2021 as part of our monthly cash draw.

Congratulations to all our winners and good luck to everyone for the 2022 draw!

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