Design and enter a Toyota race car for the 2010 Nascar Sprint All-Star Race

As Nascar fans await the 2010 Nascar Sprint All-Star Race, Toyota owners may be interested in the event for the Toyota Racing’s Sponsafy Your Ride Contest. Toyota is giving Toyota owners and Nascar fans the opportunity to design their own car. Sales representatives at the Newark new Toyota dealer encouraged their customers to explore their creative side and design their own Toyota before the March 15th deadline.

The winner of the Toyota Racing’s Sponsafy Your Ride Contest will get to ride shotgun in their personalized vehicle as they circle the track at the 2010 Nascar Sprint All-Star Race before the event begins. What more can Nascar fans dream for? I’m sure upon hearing about this opportunity they immediately envisioned themselves in the passenger side of their creation, as thousands of spectators watch them circle the track with their favorite driver. Those wishing to find out more about Toyota’s involvement should visit the Newark new Toyota dealer where new and used cars in New Jersey can be found.

Whether you’re shopping for used cars in New Jersey or are a Nascar fan waiting for the event in North Carolina, anyone living in the United States aged 13 or older was eligible to submit an entry. Those who were not eligible to enter were employees of Toyota, those affiliated with the company or promotion, or relatives of the aforementioned individuals. Interested individuals can visit www.sponsafier.com or www.toyotaracing.com soon to see the winning entry.

Upon reviewing the website, I must say this was a very exciting opportunity for Nascar fans and Toyota owners alike. After the unfortunate recalls earlier this year, Toyota is doing their best to win back the hearts of both their customers and prospective Toyota owners. Those who are less creative are urged to vote for their favorite design between now and April 1. The ten entrants with the most votes will be chosen as finalists, whose entries will be posted for public vote online for a second round. Finally, between April 1 and April 16 qualified judges will review and judge the ten finalists based on criteria such as originality, feasibility, creativity, number of votes, and ability to inspire consumers. More details can be found on www.sponsafier.com/rules for those who wish to view all the entries and vote for the one that most appeals to them. Nevertheless, I know I will be very interested to see what car lovers and Nascar fans around the United States have in store for officials at Toyota to review.