Valentine’s Day Fantasy Test-Drive

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Which one of these brand new Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge or Kia vehicles you would want to drive on your Valentine's Day Date?

Tell us which one of these cars you want to drive on your Valentine's Day date and why and you may get to drive it this Valentine's Day, February 14th 2010.

Here is how to enter:

1) Right here on this page, post your choice of your car and your reason of choosing it on the comments section below.

2) Visit our FaceBook page, become a fan and enter your choice of your car and your reason of choosing it on the notes section.

All entries must be made by February 8th, 2010. One entry per person. Employees of Swift Chrysler Jeep Dodge Kia and their immediate relatives are not eligible.

By participating in this contest you are agreeing to the following terms and conditions.

Terms and Conditions:

To participate in Swift Chrysler Jeep Dodge Kia's 2010 Valentine's Day Fantasy Test Drive contest you must;

  • be at least 21 years of age,
  • have full vehicle insurance coverage,
  • have a valid California Driver's License,
  • be able to test-drive the vehicle on your Valentine's Day date on February 14th 2010
  • agree to sign a Borrowed Vehicle Agreement which contains additional terms before test-drive

Winner will be chosen from all eligible entries by Swift Chrysler Jeep Dodge Kia management on February 8th 2010. Swift Chrysler Jeep Dodge Kia management's decision would be final.

As the winner of this contest, you understand that you are the only authorized driver and you are responsible for any loss or damage to the vehicle you are driving, even if someone else caused it or the cause is unknown, whether due to theft, fire, hail, flood, collision, vandalism, or any other cause as well as loss or damage to persons or property resulting in bodily injury or property damage subject to limitations imposed by the law. This includes towing, estimated cost of repairs, storage, claims processing fees, impound fees, loss of use, diminished value and administrating charges regardless of fault.

As the winner of this contest, you are to take the vehicle from Swift Chrysler Jeep Dodge Kia's location at 4318 Chiles Rd in Davis California for the test-drive on February 14th, 2010 after 10:00 AM and return to the same location by 01:00 PM on February 15th 2010. You are not to drive the vehicle more than 150 miles. Vehicle deemed to be unlawfully converted if not returned when due.

As the winner of the contest, you agree to a videotaped interview about your experience after the test-drive. You also agree to post comments on your FaceBook wall or on Swift Chrysler Jeep Dodge Kia's FaceBook wall or blog about your experience including your driving experience.

As the winner of the contest, you hereby consent to the use of your photography, digital image, FaceBook transcript, interview information print or video for advertising and marketing purpose including but not limited to, print media, web media, dealership website, brochures or newsletters. You hereby waive, release and forever discharge Swift Chrysler Jeep Dodge Kia from any claims or liability arising from the use of your image and information for the above purposes.

Swift Chrysler Jeep Dodge Kia reserves the right to make changes to the terms or conditions or change or cancel the contest. Vehicles shown are not the same exact vehicles to be used for test-drive.

4 Comments

  1. Tamara Flowers says:

    My fantasy ride for Valentine’s Day is definitely the 2010 Chrysler 300C. I drove one for my neices prom back in 2005 and I fell in love with it instantly. I was the driver for the prom, but I felt like I was the PRINCESS for the night. The ride was absolutely beautiful. I haven’t made enough money to buy one yet, but being able to drive this on Sweetheart’s day would be beautiful. Thank you for the opportunity..Tamara Flowers

  2. Don Malloy says:

    In the summer of 1974 I was 21. I had worked for three summers while attending college to save enough money for a down payment on my first new car. Ever since high school I knew what my dream car was; either a Plymouth Cuda or a Dodge Challenger. What I didn’t plan on was that Chrysler would discontinue both cars after the 1974 model year.
    When I got the bad news, I scrambled to find any dealer with a Cuda or Challenger. Normadin Chrysler Plymouth had a red Cuda with a 440 motor. Bad news was that it was slightly damaged coming off the transporter, and Chrysler now owned the Cuda. It wasn’t for sale.
    At a Dodge dealer, I found a white Challenger R/T 340 with black stripes on the sides and a pistol grip 4 speed. The salesman informed me that it was spoken for in a dealer trade. When he saw my disappointment,he must have felt sorry for me and he let me take it for a test drive. Wow!
    Fast forward 36 years. A family and two dogs makes a minivan our most practical transportation. We’ve owned four minivans produced by Chrysler and they are great. But whenever I see a Challenger R/T, I think of that day in 1974 when I stepped on the accelerator and was shoved back into the driver’s seat.
    I would like to drive a Challenger R/T for Valentine’s Day. I would take my son for a ride (he doesn’t have a drivers license) and maybe the experience would build a lasting memory for him too.
    Don Malloy

  3. Michael Scofield says:

    “THEN and NOW”

    Being a Gearhead for most of my life and privileged to have grown-up in the shadow of the heyday of 60’s and 70’s muscle cars being pumped out by Detroit at the time, I would wish for the chance to plant my right foot on the accelerator of a 2010 Dodge Challenger SRT for Valentine’s Day.

    This my wish because back in the day, back ‘then’ when cars looked good and ran great I owned a Sunfire Yellow 1969 Dodge Charger with a 383 Magnum coupled to a 727 Torqueflight tranny. It was circa 1975 and I had just graduated high school and that car was my BABY. With Creedence Clear Water Revival playing in a Craig 8-Track player, life was so carefree.

    My first exposure to a Dodge Challenger happened one night when a bunch of my buddies and I saw the movie Vanishing Point, the icon, cult car movie starring Barry Newman as Kowalski driving the star of the show; a white 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T. We were blown away by the style, performance and awesome drivability. After the show, I announced that someday I would own one of those machines.

    Fast forward to 1998 and I had just returned from a six-month deployment to Haiti compliments of Uncle Sam. With some coin to jingle, I attended Nevada’s Hot August Night car show and stumbled upon a real 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T with a “U” code 440 Magnum, Pistol Grip handled 4-speed, and painted Rally Red that screamed “Buy Me! Greenbacks were exchanged and with only 27,000 original miles showing on the odometer, it was a time piece that began a long love affair with one of today’s ultimate collector muscle cars. Alas, the old gal is 40 years old now and although a blast from the past to drive, it is just not practical to drive and leave in some forlorn parking lot during a weekend jaunt.

    ‘Now’ the Dodge Challenger is back! Sporting many retro body lines familiar with the original Challenger and powered by the world famous Hemi, I am itching for a new experience. Just back from a year long deployment to the ‘sandbox,’ again compliments of Uncle Sam and with some coin to jingle, my girlfriend and I would love to spend a Valentine’s Day night on the town with a new Dodge Challenger SRT. Albeit, this new Challenger would be much younger with improved moves than the ol’ gal who safely resides in my garage. The opportunity to spend 24 hours with a new Challenger SRT would bring full circle what started over 35 years ago and make for a really cool Valentine’s Day outing with my girl.

  4. swift says:

    We’d like to thank everyone who took the time to enter our Valentine’s Day Test Drive Contest. Congratulations to Michael Scofield. He’ll be driving a brand new 2010 Dodge Challenger RT this Valentine’s Day. http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=302200270449&id=147212986638&ref=mf

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