RE: Shell Lego Model Ferrari Giveaway
Friday 8th November 2013

Shell and technical partner Ferrari have teamed up with the LEGO Group to bring you six exclusive Ferrari model Lego cars, powered by revolutionary micro-propulsion engines they can go from 0-60 (centimetres) in just half a second.
Shell Lego Model Ferrari Giveaway
We have 500 models to giveaway in our latest competition

PistonHeads has linked with Shell to giveaway a car to the first 500 PHers who enter. Yes, that was five hundred, so the odds of winning are exceptionally high! There are six models to collect and we have a selection of each on offer.
Once you have won your free model you can collect the rest for £1.49 each when you fill up with £30 or more of Shell V-Power Nitro +. See the website for more details
The first 500 entries received will win a model car.
Or use the iFrame below
Ferrari model offer ends 08/01/2014.
Good luck!
Discussion
by the way this is the proper link, the one in the article doesn't work
http://www.shell.co.uk/gbr/products-services/on-th...
http://www.shell.co.uk/gbr/products-services/on-th...
I've entered. By the way the link to the shell website doesn't work, but this one will http://www.shell.co.id/en/products-services/on-the...
PhilJames said:
It's still good for non sports cars as it's a more stable fuel and should give better mpg 
I mean a Rover K Series engine, which has no knock sensor so doesn't know what it is burning and won't adjust accordingly. How much more is it a litre over the normal fuel save stuff? If 10p and I put 30 litres in, that is £3.00, and less than a fiver for one in total costs is not too bad anyway, even if you ignore mpg/flames/smell/cleanliness considerations. If you buy some oil you get some little men too...
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