There are few places on earth that offer better driving scenery than the Western Cape. From sweeping mountain passes in Franschhoek to coastal cruises along the Atlantic seaboard, motoring in Cape Town is pure magic. There is nothing quite like dropping down a gear, hearing the exhaust note echo off the mountain cliffs and taking in the ocean views.
To truly enjoy these spectacular routes, your engine needs to be as responsive as the scenery is breathtaking. BMW M officially recommends Shell V-Power. Over time, deposits can build up on vital engine parts, affecting performance. Shell V-Power 100% cleans critical engine parts and helps prevent future build-up, restoring your engine’s performance for optimum power every time you drive.
Now, Shell V-Power is inviting Western Cape drivers to trade their regular weekend cruise for an exclusive red-carpet experience. While KZN winners have been selected, entries remain open for Western Cape drivers to win 1 of 5 double VIP packages for the grand finale on 21 November.
The Western Cape VIP experience
Western Cape winners and their guests will embark on a guided BMW convoy through iconic coastal and mountain passes, followed by dynamic BMW track activities at the circuit under expert guidance. To top off the ultimate weekend, guests will enjoy red-carpet VVIP hospitality, fine dining and exclusive evening events.
How to enter in the Western Cape
Unlocking your chance to join the Western Cape convoy takes just one quick stop at your local Shell station:
- Spend: R750 or more at Shell service stations
- Scan: Tap or scan your V+ Rewards card or app
- Stand a chance: Enter the draw to win 1 of 5 double Western Cape VIP packages
The competition runs until 31 October 2026. Head to your nearest Shell station, fill up and spend in store, scan your V+ Rewards card, and get ready to fuel the feeling!
Disclaimer: Actual benefits & performance may vary. See Shell’s website for more information.
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This article was produced in partnership with Shell
