Win 1 of 20 Suzuki Swifts
Spend R500 or more in one transaction at a participating Meat World branch, complete the official paper entry form and keep your details accurate.
Till-slip entries close 30 September 2026 at 18:00
Meat World is giving away 20 Suzuki Swift 1.2 GL manual cars—one winner linked to each participating branch. To enter, spend at least R500 in a single transaction, ask the cashier for the official form, attach the original till slip and place the completed entry in the designated competition box or vehicle. Entries close at 18:00 on 30 September 2026.
Quick competition facts
| Prizes | 20 Suzuki Swift 1.2 GL manual cars, or a substantially similar model if permitted by the terms |
|---|---|
| Promoter | MeatWorld Leasing Holdings and associated campaign partners |
| Qualifying spend | At least R500 in one transaction at a participating Meat World store |
| Competition period | 12 June 2026 at 08:00 to 30 September 2026 at 18:00 |
| How to enter | Complete the official in-store form, attach the original till slip and submit both in the designated competition box or vehicle |
| Multiple entries | Allowed, but each entry needs its own separate R500-or-more qualifying transaction and valid form |
| Eligibility | South African citizens or legal residents aged 18 or older with a valid South African driver’s licence |
| Store finalist draw | Scheduled for 1 October 2026, or a later date published by the promoter |
| Live winner process | Jacaranda FM, 6–9 October 2026, between 06:00 and 19:00 daily |
Is the Meat World Suzuki Swift competition real?
Yes. Meat World publishes the campaign application, official entry instructions, prize artwork, participating-store information and downloadable terms. The rules identify 20 advertised vehicles and describe both an in-store finalist draw and live winner selection with Jacaranda FM.
Use only the official paper form supplied by a participating Meat World cashier. Do not submit personal information through copied social-media links or pay a separate “release” fee to someone claiming to control the result.
How to enter the Meat Your New Wheels competition
What can you win?
The campaign advertises 20 Suzuki Swift 1.2 GL manual hatchbacks. Meat World’s vehicle page lists a 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine, 60 kW, 112 Nm, a five-speed manual gearbox and claimed fuel use of 4.4 L/100 km. The Swift is a compact five-door car suited to commuting, school runs and everyday urban driving.
The terms state that the final specification, colour, branding, accessories, dealer allocation and model-year details can vary with supply. Promotional pictures are illustrative, and the handover vehicle may carry reasonable mileage from transport, branding, display, inspections or campaign activity.
Compare the Swift with other affordable new cars
Our current South African guide compares the Swift 1.2 GL manual with the Grand i10, S-Presso, Tiago, Kwid and Kiger on price, equipment and running costs.
Who can enter?
Eligible entrants must be South African citizens or legal residents, be at least 18 years old on the entry date and hold a valid South African driver’s licence. The promoter may ask for proof of age, identity, residence and licence before awarding a car.
People connected to the promoter or administration of the campaign are excluded, including listed directors, members, partners, employees, agents, franchisees, consultants, suppliers, service providers and auditors, along with their immediate family members. The terms also exclude people convicted of fraud or dishonesty-related offences.
How are finalists and winners selected?
Each participating Meat World store is scheduled to hold a finalist selection on 1 October 2026, or on a later date published by the promoter. A customer who is not an entrant is asked to draw 10 forms from the branch’s official entry box or designated vehicle. The selected finalist forms are sealed, sent to the promoter’s head office and distributed to Jacaranda FM.
Jacaranda FM is scheduled to select five winners per day from 6 to 9 October 2026. Finalists may be contacted beforehand and should listen between 06:00 and 19:00. The official campaign phrase is “I want to Meat my new wheels”, unless the promoter announces an amended phrase. The rules state that an unanswered live call does not automatically trigger a redraw; the originally selected entry remains subject to verification and may be contacted directly through the relevant store.
What documents can a winner be asked for?
Verification documents
- Valid South African ID document or passport.
- Proof of residence not older than three months.
- Valid South African driver’s licence.
- Original qualifying proof of purchase.
Acceptance documents
- Signed prize acceptance paperwork.
- Indemnity and vehicle-branding agreement.
- Reasonably required handover documents.
- Accurate contact and entry information.
Costs and conditions after winning
The prize is not transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash. The terms say the winner is responsible for fuel, traffic fines, insurance after the first 30 days, maintenance, services, repairs, wear items, licence-renewal fees after initial registration, tracking subscriptions and accessories not specifically included.
Before accepting the prize, the winner should ask Meat World to confirm the exact model-year specification, branding requirements, first-30-day insurance arrangements, registration status, recorded mileage and handover location in writing.
Rules people may miss
- The minimum R500 spend must be in one transaction.
- The original till slip must be attached to the paper form.
- Every extra entry needs a separate qualifying purchase and form.
- A valid South African driver’s licence is an eligibility requirement.
- The campaign closes at 18:00, not at midnight, on 30 September.
- The store finalist draw and the live radio winner process are separate stages.
- Finalists should monitor their phone and Jacaranda FM from 6 to 9 October.
- The exact vehicle specification and colour can differ from promotional artwork.
- The prize cannot be transferred or exchanged for cash.
Is it worth entering?
For an eligible shopper already planning a Meat World purchase of at least R500, the entry adds a chance to win a practical new hatchback without a separate competition fee. There are 20 advertised prizes, and the branch-based finalist process spreads the campaign across participating stores.
Do not spend more than you planned only for another entry. Odds are not published, and every submission still has to survive receipt, eligibility and identity checks.
Read Meat World’s official campaign app
The official app contains the current entry instructions, campaign updates, store information, vehicle details and downloadable terms. Intre does not collect entries or winner information.
Frequently asked questions
How many Suzuki Swifts can be won?
The campaign advertises 20 cars nationwide, with one winner associated with each participating branch.
How much must I spend?
At least R500 in one transaction at a participating Meat World store during the competition period.
Can I enter online?
The official entry method reviewed for this article is an in-store paper form supplied by the cashier, with the original till slip attached and deposited at the branch.
Can I enter several times?
Yes, but every entry needs a separate qualifying transaction of R500 or more, its own original till slip and a valid form.
Do I need a driver’s licence?
Yes. The terms require eligible entrants to hold a valid South African driver’s licence.
When do entries close?
Till-slip submissions close at 18:00 on 30 September 2026.
When are winners announced?
The live radio winner process is scheduled for 6–9 October 2026, with five winners selected per day.
Official sources
- Meat World: “Meat” Your New Wheels official campaign app and terms
- Meat World South Africa: official Facebook page
- Intre: Best New Cars Under R250,000 in South Africa
Independent information notice: Intre is an independent automotive and information website. We do not organise this promotion, sell Meat World products, process entries, hold the entry boxes, select finalists or winners, or improve anyone’s chance of winning. Competition dates, branch participation and terms may change. Always read the latest official Meat World rules before buying or entering.