Win a Audi RS 5 Avant Prize
Last updated 12 October 2026 (AEST) · 1 draw · Method: every draw whose published vehicle make and model match Audi RS 5 Avant Prize, across all operators we track, kept on record after the draw closes.
1 Australian charity draw has offered a Audi RS 5 Avant Prize, run by 1 operator. None is open at the moment.
Operators index their draws by charity. Buyers search by the car. This page is the car's view across every operator, including the draws that have already closed.
How to use this page
Rows marked "Open now" can still be entered — click the draw name for the full listing and the operator's own purchase page. Closed rows show what this vehicle has previously been offered alongside and at what ticket price.
| Draw | Operator | Status | Model year | Package value | Ticket from | OddsOnly when the operator publishes a ticket cap | Closed / closes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Win Yourtown Prestige Cars Draw 1158 — prestige car lottery | Yourtown Prestige Cars | Closed | — | — | — | 1 in 130K | 7 October 2026 |
What the audi RS 5 Avant Prize figures show
Prize value is the operator's published total for the whole package, which frequently bundles the vehicle with cash or other prizes.
Questions about audi RS 5 Avant Prize
Can I win a Audi RS 5 Avant Prize in an Australian charity lottery?
Not at this moment — no open draw currently offers a Audi RS 5 Avant Prize. 1 has been offered previously, all listed above, and this page updates as soon as a new one is listed. Figures come from each operator's own published draw pages, recorded at the time we last fetched them. Charity lotteries are games of chance regulated under state gaming licences. Always confirm the price, close time and terms on the operator's official site before you buy.
Which charities have given away a Audi RS 5 Avant Prize?
Yourtown Prestige Cars. Each runs under its own state gaming licence with its own eligibility rules.
Do I pay tax on a car won in a charity lottery?
Not on the win itself — prizes from a game of chance are not assessable income in Australia. Registration, transfer and insurance from the date it is in your name are yours, and selling it later can have tax consequences. This is general information, not tax advice.