$60,000
2026 Ford Bronco Wild Fund Sweepstakes
by Ford Motor Company
Prize category
Sweepstakes with cars, trucks, and other vehicles as prizes, with deadlines and eligibility up front.
7 promotions
$60,000
by Ford Motor Company
$70,000
by Mattel, Inc.
$60,000
by Denver Broncos Football Club
$71,000
by Alliance Sports Group, L.P.
$110,000
by National Rifle Association of America
$15,000
by Titan Off-Road
$25,000
by eCarsList™
These car sweepstakes allow one entry a day until the deadline.
$70,000
by Mattel, Inc.
$110,000
by National Rifle Association of America
Cash prizes and payout sweepstakes. Every listing shows the deadline, who can enter, and a link to the official rules.
39 liveGift CardGift card giveaways from retailers, restaurants, and brands, each checked against the sponsor’s official rules.
28 liveCarCar and truck sweepstakes, with the vehicle, the deadline, and who can enter spelled out on the listing.
7 liveVacationTrips, cruises, and getaway giveaways you can enter free, each linked to the sponsor’s official rules.
44 liveElectronicsTV, console, laptop, and tech giveaways, with the entry deadline and who can enter on every listing.
11 liveGroceryGrocery gift cards and food prizes from stores and brands, with the rules and deadline up front.
7 liveHome & KitchenAppliances, cookware, grills, and home prizes, each linked to the sponsor’s official rules.
17 liveTickets & ExperiencesGame tickets, concerts, and experience sweepstakes, with the deadline and who can enter listed first.
11 liveGuide · SweepPrize Editorial
A practical framework for checking sources, rules, eligibility, and entry details before you enter.
Read guideGuide · SweepPrize Editorial
Learn which sections of official rules answer the questions people most often miss.
Read guideCar sweepstakes award a vehicle — a car, truck or SUV — and can be among the highest-value promotions available. Automakers, auto-parts brands, racing series, radio stations and charities all run them.
Winning a vehicle can also mean paying taxes, title and registration fees, insurance or delivery costs. The rules should explain which costs fall to the winner, where the vehicle is delivered and whether a cash alternative is available.
The advertised vehicle may be shown as a model year, a package or an approximate retail value rather than a specific configuration. Compare the prize description with the official rules before assuming a color, trim level, options package or delivery location is guaranteed.
Tax guidance: IRS Publication 525.
Generally, yes. The IRS treats a prize vehicle as income at its fair market value, which the rules may describe as its approximate retail value. The rules should also say whether the winner is responsible for related taxes and fees.
Only if the official rules offer a cash alternative. They should also explain what happens if a winner cannot accept the vehicle. Check the official rules for the promotion's exact terms.
Depending on the promotion, the winner may be responsible for title, registration, license fees, insurance, taxes or travel to the delivery location. Look in the prize section before entering. Check the official rules for the promotion's exact terms.
If you refuse to accept a prize, its value generally is not included in income under IRS guidance. The promotion's rules explain how to decline and what happens next, such as selecting an alternate winner.