What the numbers mean
Planet of Dreams publishes a progress percentage rather than a ticket count for this draw, so exact odds and a Value Ratio can't be calculated. Treat the sell-through bar as indicative only.
Planet of Dreams caps entries at 59 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 Planet of Dreams
THE 650 BHP SLEEPER – VOLKSWAGEN GOLF R MK7 🇩🇪🔥
Fast, grippy, and brilliantly usable every single day, the Mk7 Golf R was already the hot hatch that did it all – 296 bhp, 4MOTION four-wheel drive and 0–62 mph in 5.1 seconds, in a car you could take to the supermarket.
This one takes it to a whole different level. Built by renowned VAG tuning specialists VRS Northampton, it’s been fully forged and fitted with a Turbo Technics V5 turbo, AEM water-methanol injection, RacingLine hardware and an Alcon big brake kit – a proper big-turbo build pushing around 650 bhp. That’s more than double the factory output, in a black five-door Golf.
And it keeps the gearbox enthusiasts want. Most Mk7 Rs were DSG automatics, which makes this six-speed manual – with an uprated race clutch to handle the power – a rare thing indeed. Every step of the build is documented too, in a folder of history and invoices proudly titled ‘650HP Manual Golf R Project’.
Built by VRS Northampton – the VAG tuning specialists:
Around 650 bhp – more than double the factory output
Fully forged 2.0-litre TSI engine
Turbo Technics V5 turbo with Turbo Technics turbo inlet
AEM water-methanol injection
RacingLine R600 high-performance air intake
RacingLine oil catch can with braided lines
Uprated high-pressure fuel pump
Milltek Sport exhaust system with RacingLine tailpipes
Uprated race clutch
Upgraded suspension
Alcon big brake kit with drilled discs
That’s not all – with £4,500+ of factory options, this is a proper Golf R:
2014 Volkswagen Golf R Mk7 5-door (reg is R500 WUT)
Private ‘R500 WUT’ registration plate included
Full folder of history and invoices for the ‘650HP Manual Golf R Project’
Rare 6-speed manual – most Mk7 Rs were DSG automatics
Finished in optional Deep Black Pearl Effect paint (£535)
2.0-litre TSI turbocharged engine (296 bhp / 280 lb⋅ft as standard)
6-speed manual gearbox
4MOTION four-wheel drive with Haldex coupling
19″ OZ Racing Ultraleggera HLT alloy wheels (£2,529)
Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S tyres all round
Optional ‘Carbon/Nappa’ leather upholstery including heated front sports seats with embroidered ‘R’ logo (£2,615)
Optional panoramic sunroof – electric, glass sliding/tilting with integrated roller blind (£915)
Optional Keyless entry including Start/Stop button (£355)
Optional Rear-view camera (£165)
Maxton Design front splitter V.4 for VW Golf R Mk7 (£174)
Maxton Design side skirts diffusers V.3 for VW Golf R Mk7 (£174)
Gloss black rear diffuser
Vented bonnet
Gloss black VW badges with yellow R badges
Rear window wind deflectors
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) including Front Assist
Parking sensors, front and rear
Heat insulating rear tinted glass from B pillar backwards
Driving Profile Selection with Race mode
XDS+ electronic differential lock
Bi-xenon headlights with LED daytime running lights
Discover Navigation touchscreen system
2-zone climate control
67,300 miles on the clock
3 former keepers
HPI clear
MOT until July 2027
A 650 bhp manual Golf R built by one of the best-known VAG tuners in the country – there’s nothing else like it. It’ll embarrass supercars at the lights and still carry the family home, and it’s the sort of build that costs far more to create than it ever sells for.
🔥 For just 2p per Boost, this Golf R could be yours – or take the £15,000 tax-free cash alternative! Don’t miss it.
GOOD LUCK! 🤞
🎥 FULL video now LIVE on the CCD YouTube channel!
Description as published by the operator. Always check their own terms, draw date and free postal entry route before entering.
Is Planet of Dreams legit?
Planet of Dreams is listed in Competition Showroom's verified operator directory, which means we can reliably surface their live ticket counts and prize values. UK prize competitions must offer either a genuine element of skill or a free postal entry route to stay legal under the Gambling Act 2005. Read our full Planet of Dreams review →