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IT’S DYNAMIC DUO WEEK WITH BOTB – WIN TWO CARS WITH ONE TICKET!
This week we’ve got SEVEN different Double Up offers!
You could win the new Mini Cooper S hot hatch and the fierce ABT Audi RS4-S together in ONE PRIZE!
Get your tickets before midnight on Sunday, and you could win a Dynamic Duo!
Cash Alternative for this prize is £99,000
MINI COOPER S SPORT
We love a little hot hatch here at BOTB and the Mini Cooper S has always been one of our favourites. With a combination of cute looks, go-kart handling and classless style there’s little that can compete.
Well now there’s a new Cooper S and it’s the last petrol powered version we’re going to get! This still has a 2.0 litre 4-cylinder turbo engine powering the front wheels, now with 201bhp and 300Nm of torque, so performance is certainly sprightly. There’s no manual gearbox option any more sadly, but the 8spd auto gearbox is a fantastic thing to use so no complaints here.
Visually the new Cooper S takes the styling seen on the new electric Cooper SE (which has a totally different body, oddly), so there’s an aggressive front end with lots of intakes and vents, the standard issue black wheelarch extensions which really help the stance and new twin-bar LED headlights. The rear really sees the biggest change though with new angular rear lights. There’s a roof spoiler up top and a diffuser down low, though the Cooper S loses the trademark central exhaust pipes now.
The inside gets a major glow-up too, with a clean dash and a huge, gorgeous central OLED touchscreen for all the functions, while the dash itself gets funky lighting and there are new sports seats.
The coolest small hot hatch just got a whole lot better, and you could win one with BOTB!
Audi ABT RS4-S
The new Audi ABT RS4-S at BOTB has a powerful 2.9-litre twin turbo V6 engine, making it a monster to drive. The RS4 handles incredibly well and looks like an Audi RS Avant – subtle yet menacing.
By far, this is the best RS4 money can buy. ABT’s ECU tune bumps power from 444bhp to 530bhp, and torque jumps to 680Nm. That’s enough for ABT to claim 0-62mph in 3.8 seconds. The top speed is 174mph, which is adequate if you are on the Autobahn.
Visually, ABT has done some amazing work – at the front, there are carbon-trimmed bumper intakes, a carbon lip spoiler with the RS4-S logo, carbon front side blades, and some new vents behind the front wheels. At the rear, four 102mm carbon-tipped exhaust pipes release some much-needed noise and sit within a new, more aggressive carbon diffuser.
There is also a set of 21-inch GR alloy wheels, which fill the arches perfectly thanks to the ABT lowered suspension, making it look extra mean and low.
As if that wasn’t enough, ABT has added some retrimming to the interior, with their logos embroidered around the lovely Audi ones.
This may be the best estate car we’ve ever had in the competition! Win the Audi ABT RS4-S by entering today!
NOTE: As the Audi RS4 is no longer available to order new, BOTB will work with the winner to source a low mileage second hand example to their specification which will be sent to ABT for modification.
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HERE'S HOW IT WORKS
Play Spot The Ball for a chance to be the next big weekly winner. But hurry - the competition closes at midnight Sunday!
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Choose from 180 cars - tickets start from 90p
2. PLAY SPOT THE BALL
Get closest to the judges in our skilled Spot the Ball game to win. What's this?
3. WINNER ANNOUNCED
Closest position to our panel of Judges wins! Comp ends midnight Sunday, Winner announced every Tuesday!
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IT’S DYNAMIC DUO WEEK WITH BOTB – WIN TWO CARS WITH ONE TICKET!
This week we’ve got SEVEN different Double Up offers!
You could win the new Mini Cooper S hot hatch and the fierce ABT Audi RS4-S together in ONE PRIZE!
Get your tickets before midnight on Sunday, and you could win a Dynamic Duo!
Cash Alternative for this prize is £99,000
MINI COOPER S SPORT
We love a little hot hatch here at BOTB and the Mini Cooper S has always been one of our favourites. With a combination of cute looks, go-kart handling and classless style there’s little that can compete.
Well now there’s a new Cooper S and it’s the last petrol powered version we’re going to get! This still has a 2.0 litre 4-cylinder turbo engine powering the front wheels, now with 201bhp and 300Nm of torque, so performance is certainly sprightly. There’s no manual gearbox option any more sadly, but the 8spd auto gearbox is a fantastic thing to use so no complaints here.
Visually the new Cooper S takes the styling seen on the new electric Cooper SE (which has a totally different body, oddly), so there’s an aggressive front end with lots of intakes and vents, the standard issue black wheelarch extensions which really help the stance and new twin-bar LED headlights. The rear really sees the biggest change though with new angular rear lights. There’s a roof spoiler up top and a diffuser down low, though the Cooper S loses the trademark central exhaust pipes now.
The inside gets a major glow-up too, with a clean dash and a huge, gorgeous central OLED touchscreen for all the functions, while the dash itself gets funky lighting and there are new sports seats.
The coolest small hot hatch just got a whole lot better, and you could win one with BOTB!
Audi ABT RS4-S
The new Audi ABT RS4-S at BOTB has a powerful 2.9-litre twin turbo V6 engine, making it a monster to drive. The RS4 handles incredibly well and looks like an Audi RS Avant – subtle yet menacing.
By far, this is the best RS4 money can buy. ABT’s ECU tune bumps power from 444bhp to 530bhp, and torque jumps to 680Nm. That’s enough for ABT to claim 0-62mph in 3.8 seconds. The top speed is 174mph, which is adequate if you are on the Autobahn.
Visually, ABT has done some amazing work – at the front, there are carbon-trimmed bumper intakes, a carbon lip spoiler with the RS4-S logo, carbon front side blades, and some new vents behind the front wheels. At the rear, four 102mm carbon-tipped exhaust pipes release some much-needed noise and sit within a new, more aggressive carbon diffuser.
There is also a set of 21-inch GR alloy wheels, which fill the arches perfectly thanks to the ABT lowered suspension, making it look extra mean and low.
As if that wasn’t enough, ABT has added some retrimming to the interior, with their logos embroidered around the lovely Audi ones.
This may be the best estate car we’ve ever had in the competition! Win the Audi ABT RS4-S by entering today!
NOTE: As the Audi RS4 is no longer available to order new, BOTB will work with the winner to source a low mileage second hand example to their specification which will be sent to ABT for modification.