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Saturday Night Takeaway winner collects her car
A fan of the celebrity duo Ant and Dec capped off a perfect evening when she appeared on the Geordie pair’s hit TV show, and walked away with a brand new car.
Dawn Locker correctly answered five out of eight questions on Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway after being randomly selected out of the show’s participants, who had been plucked out of thousands of people that had applied to appear on the show.
For her efforts, Dawn will receive a brand new SEAT Leon FR, which will be presented to her at the Bristol Street Motors SEAT Derby dealership.
She said: “It was wonderful to be on the show because I like Ant and Dec and just to be one of the people selected out of the thousands that applied for the show was amazing.
“I was absolutely delighted to have won the car after answering five questions correctly and then the final question. It looks a fabulous car and I can’t wait to drive it.”
Bristol Street Motors SEAT Derby was the dealership nominated by SEAT to supply the car and handed over the keys earlier this week.
Matt Scholes, General Manager of Bristol Street Motors SEAT Derby, said: “Everyone at Bristol Street Motors is delighted for Dawn’s win and we offer her our extended congratulations. To be selected out of many people and to answer eight questions correctly in front of a TV audience is a fantastic achievement.
“The new SEAT Leon FR is a fantastic vehicle, which will be waiting for Dawn when she arrives to collect it and I will be more than happy to hand over the keys to her and wish her all the best in the future.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Recognition PR Business Team .
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