What the numbers mean
At £0.49 a ticket across 24,749 tickets, this draw has a Value Ratio of 6.06 — premium. A full sellout returns £12,127 against a stated prize value of £2,000.
Based on tickets sold so far, the current Value Ratio is 0.61 — about £1,213 taken to date. An undersold draw closing soon is where the real odds advantage sits, which is what our value ranking is built to surface.
Apex66 caps entries at 150 tickets per person on this draw. Use the odds calculator to work out your real win probability for any number of tickets.
Prize details from Apex66
Something tells us you’re not one for boring cars. And with three wheels, bags of character and a whole lot of British history, this 1992 Reliant Robin is right up your street!
With a lovely original interior and 12 months MOT included, it’s ready for its next adventure. Just imagine the looks you’ll get driving this around!
You’d be kicking yourself if someone else won it for the price of a few tickets, wouldn’t you?
Stand-out Features
1992 Reliant Robin 848cc classic three-wheeler
74.3k miles from new
Excellent overall condition with only minor age-related blemishes
Lovely, well-preserved original interior
Fresh service included for the lucky winner
Supplied with 12 months MOT
Starts, runs and drives very well
HPI clear
V5 registration document present
Iconic British three-wheeled classic car
Lightweight fibreglass body
Highly recognisable design with a cult following
Made famous by Jeremy Clarkson on Top Gear
Ideal for classic car shows, collectors and weekend drives
Extras & Upgrades
Fresh service included before handover
12 months MOT supplied
Original specification retained
Well-maintained example with excellent overall presentation
No aftermarket modifications or upgrades specified
Interior Spec & Comfort
Nicely preserved original interior
Classic 1990s Reliant Robin cabin design
Traditional manual gear selection
Simple, practical dashboard layout
Lightweight and compact cabin
Excellent interior condition for its age
Original character and period styling retained
Engine & Performance
Engine: 848cc petrol
Engine configuration: Four-cylinder
Transmission: Four-speed manual gearbox
Drive type: Rear-wheel drive
Fuel type: Petrol
Engine capacity: 0.85 litres
Mileage: 74,300 miles
Running condition: Starts and runs very well
Driving condition: Drives very well
Design: Lightweight construction for economical motoring
Technical Specification (Chassis & Suspension + Brakes & Wheels)
Manufacturer: Reliant
Model: Robin
Year: 1992
Vehicle type: Classic three-wheeled car
Country of manufacture: United Kingdom
Manufacturing location: Tamworth, Staffordshire
Body construction: Lightweight fibreglass
Chassis: Steel chassis construction
Wheel configuration: One front wheel and two rear wheels
Steering: Front-wheel steering
Driven wheels: Two rear wheels
Front suspension: Independent front suspension
Rear suspension: Leaf-spring rear suspension
Front brakes: Drum brakes
Rear brakes: Drum brakes
Gearbox: Four-speed manual
Exterior condition: Excellent with minor age-related marks
Interior condition: Very well-preserved original specification
MOT: 12 months included
Vehicle history check: HPI clear
Registration document: V5 present
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