Shell surprises customers with a Ford Ranger and a Suzuki Jimny
Both hailing from Perak, Abdur Razzak Abdul Kader received the keys to a Ford Ranger, while Chew Saw Ai took home the Suzuki Jimny.
Shell, concluded the campaign with a joyous celebration in Ipoh, the hometown of both grand prize winners.
This is part of Shell Mobility's ongoing commitment to creating meaningful experiences that go beyond the pump and enhance customers' journeys.
"This contest reflects our deep appreciation for Malaysian motorists who continue to choose Shell as their trusted mobility partner," said Seow Lee Ming, Shell's general manager of mobility and convenience in Malaysia.
"From everyday commutes to festive balik kampung drives, our goal is to make life's journeys better. This Raya, we wanted to celebrate the everyday Malaysians who make Shell part of their routines. Whether it's a quick stop for errands or a cross-state drive to reunite with loved ones, Shell is proud to be a part of these moments."
Abdur Razak said he had been filling up with Shell for years.
"It's part of my routine, especially during balik kampung drives. Never in my wildest dreams did I expect to win a brand-new car, let alone a Ford Ranger!
"When I got the call, I was completely taken by surprise. Since I already have a car, I've decided to pass this incredible gift down to my daughter. I'm truly grateful to have experienced this; it's a moment of joy I will always cherish," he added.
Saw, who won the Suzuki Jimny, shared her surprise.
"I just fuelled up like I always do and entered the contest thinking, maybe I'd win some BonusLink points, never did I imagine driving home a Suzuki Jimny!
"It still feels surreal. Shell has always been part of my everyday routine, but now they've given me something truly extraordinary to bring home. It's a gesture I'll never forget."
In addition to the two grand prizes, over 100 weekly winners were rewarded throughout the seven-week campaign with prizes including Honda RS150R motorcycles, one million BonusLink points and Shell vouchers worth RM200.
The excitement doesn't stop here.
Shell Malaysia is also giving customers a chance to win a once-in-a-lifetime experience in Singapore with Shell Motorsports as part of its ongoing 'Feel It All' campaign.
The contest runs until Aug 10.
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