Auto Contest

Do you want to win a FREE Singapore GP tickets which will be held on 23-25 September 2011 in Singapore?

From 25 July till 7 August 2011, when you book an AirAsia flight to any of 75 destinations; you stand a chance to win prizes include 50 pieces of Zone 4 Walkabout tickets to Singapore GP 2011 (valid 3 days from 23-25 September 2011) + lucky shortlisted candidate will be able to win a Paddock Experience for two people to spend time with AirAsia Team Lotus over the Singapore GP weekend as well as an exclusive AirAsia Team Lotus Goodie Bag.

Are You AirAsia’s Uber GP Fan contest:

Flight Booking Period: 25 July 2011 – 7 August 2011

How to book AirAsia tickets: Online booking at AirAsia.com

For guests who purchase flight tickets from Thai AirAsia in between 18 July – 7 August are eligible to take part in the contest as well.

Below are full details of the contest and its terms and conditions:

The Promo is organised by AirAsia Berhad [“AirAsia”].

Prizes Include

50 pieces of Zone 4 Walkabout tickets to Singapore GP 2011. (Valid 3 Days from 23 – 25 September 2011)

2.            Entry is open to the public except for the following [“Participants”]:

 

a.            Permanent and/or temporary staff or employees of AirAsia Berhad, P.T. Indonesia AirAsia, Thai AirAsia Co., Ltd., AirAsia X Sdn. Bhd. and AirAsia Go Holiday Sdn. Bhd and its immediate family members;

b.            Representatives and/or agents (including advertising & promotion) of AirAsia Berhad, P.T. Indonesia AirAsia, Thai AirAsia Co., Ltd., AirAsia X Sdn. Bhd. and AirAsia Go Holiday Sdn. Bhd.

3.            By virtue of an entry to the Contest, the Participants signify acceptance and agreement to all terms & conditions set out here.

4.            To stand a chance of winning the Participants must do the following:

 

Contest Period: Monday 25 July 2011 to Sunday 7 August 2011

Remark: Any customer who purchases flight tickets from Thai AirAsia in between 18 July – 7 August are eligible to take part in the “Are You AirAsia’s Uber GP Fan?” contest.

 

Contest Mechanism: Part 1: 50x Free Zone 4 Walkabout Singapore GP Tickets

a.            Purchase any AirAsia flights within the booking period of 2 weeks (25 July 2011 – 7 August 2011).

b.            Every 100th PNR will be selected to win one Zone 4 Walkabout Singapore GP Entry tickets + one Team Lotus Cap.

c.             The 50 shortlisted candidates will be informed via email. They will be given 24 hours to revert their confirmation to collect their ticket(s). If there is no response from the shortlisted candidate after 24 hours, the entitlement will immediately be released to the next eligible candidate.

d.            Winner(s) can only win once.

 

Contest Mechanism: Part 2: 1x Uberfan Paddock Experience with AirAsia and Team Lotus

a.            The 50 shortlisted candidates will be informed via email and will be in the running to win a Paddock Experience for two (2) people to spend time with AirAsia Team Lotus over the Singapore GP weekend as well as an exclusive AirAsia Team Lotus Goodie Bag.

b.            The Shortlisted candidates must complete the Slogan: “I want to go to Singapore GP because … (less than 20 words)”.

c.             Candidates will be given 24 hours to reply the completed slogan and the best entry will win paddock experience for two (2) people with AirAsia and Team Lotus plus an AirAsia Team Lotus Goodie Bag.

d.            The winner will be contacted by AirAsia staff for further information.

5.            Only Participants that fulfill the Contest Mechanism stated above shall be eligible to win the Prize. Incomplete entries and/or the Participants that fail to fulfill the Contest Mechanism will automatically be disqualified from the Contest without notice.

6.            The winners will be selected by AirAsia based on their best slogan entry for Uberfan paddock experience with AirAsia and Team Lotus.

7.            Selected winner will be contacted, at any time deemed appropriate by AirAsia, via telephone or email.

8.            Winner(s) must redeem their prize (GP Tickets & AirAsia Team Lotus Caps) at:

Singapore AirAsia Sales Office

111 North Bridge Road #01-36/37, Peninsula Plaza, Singapore.

Operation Period: 10 am – 6pm

Between Monday 19 September 2011 – Friday 23 September 2011

9.            Winner(s) must prove Photo ID/Passport or Flight itinerary for the campaign along with a confirmation email from AirAsia to redeem their prize.

10.          AirAsia (including it respective employees, staff and agents) shall not be liable for any loss (including loss of opportunity and consequential loss arising therewith) and/or any damage suffered by any winner in connection with the Contest.

11.          The prize is not exchangeable and/or transferable. Failure to accept prize (within the redemption period stated above) by winner shall constitute a rejection by such winner and AirAsia reserves it rights to award the prize to another winner.

12.          The winner is bound by the terms and conditions that come with the prize. The acceptance of prize indicates the acknowledgment and agreement of such terms and conditions

13.          AirAsia reserves its sole right and discretion to delete, remove, not consider or reject answer that is deemed by it or its judges to be improper or offensive in whatever nature.

14.          AirAsia reserves its rights to publish or display materials or information, including but not limited to the names and photographs of all participants for marketing, advertising and publicity purposes in any manner it deems appropriate. AirAsia further reserves its right to use any personal data of the Participants in any manner and/or for any purpose it deems fit and the Participants are deemed to consent to such use with no monetary payment.

15.          AirAsia will be allowed to use the photos and stories for editorial, advertising, promotional, marketing and/or other purposes without further compensation except where prohibited by law.

16.          AirAsia reserves its right to cancel, terminate or suspend the Contest with or without any prior notice and reason. For the avoidance of doubt, cancellation, termination or suspension by AirAsia shall not entitle the Participants to any claim or compensation against AirAsia for any and all losses or damages suffered or incurred as a direct or indirect result of the act of cancellation, termination or suspension.

17.          AirAsia reserves its right to vary, delete or add to any of these terms and conditions and/or substitute or replace the prizes from time to time without any prior notice.

18.          By participating in the Contest, it is deemed that the Participants agrees to be bound by the terms and subject to the conditions herein set out upon submission of entry. The decisions of AirAsia in relation to every aspect of the Contest including but not limited to the type of prize and winner shall be deemed final and conclusive under any circumstance and no complaint from any of the Participants will be entertained.

19.          The decision of judges appointed by AirAsia are final, conclusive and binding and no further appeal, enquiry and/or correspondence will be entertained.

20.          AirAsia will not cover any transportation for the winner(s).

21.          Winners and guests are responsible for their own transportation to and from the Singapore GP circuit, flight tickets, accommodation, obtaining all entry, exit, health and other documents of the destination country and are required to have all necessary travel documents (i.e. valid passport, visa) at the time of departure. AirAsia will not be responsible for any of the above and will be borne by the winner(s) entirely.

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Most of the time we hear people say car modification can cause you much of your premium. This is somehow partially true. According to some experts, this is one factor that is usually misunderstood by many. If they hear modification, it means higher car insurance quote. Actually, premium depends on the changes that you make with your car. Let us try to categorize the changes you want to give your car and if it affects the premium you pay.

The two categories of car modification are the following:

• Performance modification-These are the changes which improves the performance of the car. It has something to do with the speed. This changes are usually done by enthusiastic car owners who are bored with the average speed of their car and they want to make their car go faster than the normal speed.

• Aesthetic modification-These are the changes which make your car attractive not only to the common people but also to thieves and vandals.

The changes which accompany the performance modification include engine tuning. Tuning is the alteration of the internal combustion engines to produce the highest performance of the car. This may cause a higher premium because car insurance companies believe that if the engine’s power output is excellent, it is vulnerable to crash.

Of course to insurance companies, it is just practical to increase the premium rate from the business point of view. Other companies even do not want highly customized cars if possible because they are considered as high risk. In other words, the higher the risks of the car, the higher car insurance rates will be given.

On the other hand, beautification of your car does not cause you much. This includes changing of your wheels to a new alloy one. Almost anybody could do this because there is a wide range of alloy wheels to choose from. The good thing here is that it will not affect the premium rate particularly if locking wheel nuts comes with it. However the downside of this is that if the new rim is damaged, it will not be replaced by the company.

Another change which does not affect the insurance rate much is installing tinted windows. Tinted windows make your car look glossy and to some extent will prevent thieves from looking what is inside your car which may attract their attention. Some insurers though may charge 10% of your premium for tinted window modification. So if your premium is $450, it is likely that you have an added $45. This varies on the different car insurance companies. Again it is safe to inform them of any alteration.

Generally speaking, any refinement of the car which changes the performance cause you more premium rate to pay while those that only give your car artistic look causes a little less money. Sometimes it is easy to just add some adjustment but lost the picture of the consequence of doing such. So the best thing to do is to foresee if your budget can handle the modification you want to impose to your car.

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How much money do I have to prepare for an average car modification?
My car is Honda Fit S 2007 MT. I would like to add a subwoofer to my car (the car already completed with AM/FM/CD audio system with 4 speakers), change the rims into a 16” rims with a 195/40 – R16 tires, and change the exhaust resonator to have a little racing sound. With an average quality of parts that mention above, anybody know how much money do I need?
plus sport shock absorbers and springs

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