Aspiring technicians aren’t the only winners. If Harvick and the team meet the Expertise Challenge by winning two of the 12 selected races, GM Goodwrench will award 29 Grand Prizes that consist of an all-new 2007 Chevy Avalanche, a $1,000 GM vehicle maintenance certificate and a trunk full of Reese’s products.
If Harvick wins only one race during the promotion, GM Goodwrench will award a 2007 Chevy Avalanche, a $1,000 GM vehicle maintenance certificate and a trunk full of Reese’s products to two winners. GM Goodwrench will also donate $25,000 to the GM Goodwrench Scholarship Fund. If no races are won during the promotion, GM Goodwrench will still give away an Avalanche, a $1,000 GM vehicle maintenance certificate and a trunk full of Reese’s products to one winner, and provide a $25,000 donation to the GM Goodwrench Scholarship fund.
"The entire Goodwrench No. 29 team and I are ready for this challenge, and we hope to make GM Goodwrench give away all 29 Grand Prizes,” said Harvick. “I'm also happy that my victories will send some well-deserving students to school for a career as automotive service technicians. It's a great way to keep the expertise of GM Goodwrench strong for the next generation."
Fans can join the challenge by visiting a Chevrolet dealership or a Chevy display at select NASCAR events to get a promotion ticket with an official promotion code. They then visit the Web site, enter the promotion code and submit the registration form to receive a sweepstakes entry. They can also visit Goodwrench.com/expert to get a promotion code (limit one online code per person or e-mail address), and complete the registration process. Each person can enter up to seven times, once during each entry period as defined in the Official Rules. There is no purchase necessary to enter or win.
The GM Goodwrench Scholarship Fund will be used to provide tuition assistance to Automotive Youth Educational Systems (AYES) high school students who choose to continue their automotive technical education by attending GM Automotive Service Educational Program (ASEP) colleges.
Complete program rules, award details and a list of races and locations are available at: www.goodwrench.com/expert.
About Automotive Youth Educational Systems (AYES)
AYES is a dynamic partnership among 14 participating automotive manufacturers, the National Automobile Dealer's Association (NADA), state Automotive Trade Association Executives, Departments of Education, local dealers, and more than 400 selected local high schools/tech prep school programs. AYES' goal is to encourage quality students with a good mechanical aptitude to pursue careers in the ever-changing fields of automotive service technology or collision repair/refinish, and to prepare them for entry-level positions or challenging post-secondary academic options. For more information, visit www.ayes.org.
About GM Automotive Service Education Program (ASEP)
ASEP is a Technician Training program responding to the need for qualified service technicians. By bringing qualified students together with GM dealerships the program incorporates advanced automotive technical and body training with a strong academic foundation of math, reading and electronics. Students earn a two-year Associate Degree while working and learning on the job, resulting in a solid education combined with invaluable work experience. For more information, visit http://www.gmasepbsep.com. Courtesy of ARA Content
