COLLECT YOUR KEY on Smile 90.4FM with McCarthy Volkswagen Parow

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We’re giving away a New Polo Vivo Trendline worth R190 000 … to one lucky listener!
IT COULD BE YOU!!
From Monday 16 April to Thursday 3 May we are giving away 20 KEYS on Smile 90.4FM!
On Friday 4 May, all 20 KEY HOLDERS will attend the FINAL DRAW, taking place at McCarthy Volkswagen Parow … where ONE KEY will unlock the New Polo Vivo, worth R190 000, and the holder of that key will WIN the car.

Here’s how you can Collect Your Key:

  1. Tune in to Smile Breakfast every weekday morning between 6am and 9am to get the KEY SONG for the day from Bobby and Lindy.
  2. Stay tuned until 6pm and as soon as you hear the KEY SONG play, call the studio on 0861 400 904.
  3. The first caller to correctly identify the title and artist of the KEY SONG will be invited to collect one of the 20 keys on offer.

Terms & Conditions:

  • The competition is open to legal residents of the Republic of South Africa and must be at least 18 (eighteen) years old; and in possession of a valid driver’s licence
  • Entry is by means of phone-ins on 0861 400 904, only when the “Key Song” plays
  • No person who has won a prize on Smile 90.4FM in the last three months may enter
  • No person will be allowed to win more than one “key” for the final draw
  • All Smile 90.4FM General Contest Guidelines apply

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