Emirates National Oil Company (Enoc) LLC and Emirates Petroleum Products Company (Eppco) are offering two Lexus cars and Dh150,000, along with the 330 RX and E300 during the DSF if one purchases a ticket for Dh200.
This massive series of promotions is available at their 69 service stations in Dubai under the theme 'Out of this World'. Only 5,000 tickets for the Lexus Mega Raffle will be available daily with 4,000 sold via Enoc and Eppco outlets.
The other 1,000 tickets can be purchased from special kiosks across Dubai. At the end of each week, winners and non-winners of the daily Lexus Mega draw will be entered into a further draw to win a three-bedroom villa from Emaar Springs.
The second part offers a free raffle ticket for the daily draw to win a range of Nissan vehicles the X-Trail, Patrol, Pathfinder, Maxima and Sunny given with every Dh25 spent on products and services at the Group's C- stores, car wash or Quick Lube facilities.
An extra weekly draw for another five chances to win one of the Nissans on offer will take place at the Global Village. Winners will choose a key to open a box containing details of which vehicle they have won.
Enoc/Eppco's pre-paid E-Cash cards of Dh500 will also bring special benefits. Customers will receive three free tickets for the weekly Nissan draw. On non-fuel purchases using the card, they will be given further tickets for every Dh25 spent. Purchasing a Dh200 E-Cash card gives the customer one free Nissan Super Raffle Ticket.
Their FixPlus vehicle repair and maintenance centres will receive a Nissan raffle ticket for every Dh50 spent on tyres plus a range of other freebies depending on the number of tyres bought. Eppco Lubricants offer a chance to win Honda Dune Buggies and Jet Skis, via a separate raffle by spending Dh25 on lubes-related products on top of a free Nissan Super Raffle ticket.
Winner takes it all
* Only 5,000 tickets for the Lexus Mega Raffle will be available daily with 4,000 sold via Enoc and Eppco outlets
* Other 1,000 tickets can be purchased from special kiosks across Dubai
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