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UPDATE: THQ Announces Winner Of Classy Saints Row Contest
[Update]: Today THQ announced the winner of its Win a Rim Job contest. Keep reading to find out who will be driving home from E3 in an upgraded ride.
Enrique Trinidad of Henderson, Nevada is the lucky winner, and will see his 1998 Honda Civic EX turned into a tricked out pimpmobile at this year's E3, courtesy of ZD Motorsports. The overhaul will include a Saints Row: The Third paint job, a flat screen television and Xbox 360 in the trunk, a customized interior, and of course, new rims.
THQ also announced it will have a Saints Row-themed car wash at E3, along with free parking. We can only imagine what kind of X-rated shenanigans will be going on at the car wash, and will be sure to send Dan Ryckert to check it out -- mainly because he really needs a shower.
[Original Story]: THQ and Volition are teaming up with a contest that has all the subtlety of a fart in a jar. One lucky winner will get their car tuned up courtesy of the fictional auto shop featured in the Saints Row series.
Starting today and running through May 24, you can enter the Win a Rim Job sweepstakes by visiting the official website. The winner will be drawn at random, and they'll be able to watch their car get a remodeling at a Rim Job garage during the 2011 E3 Expo in L.A. There's no word as to whether or not the modifications will reduce the winner's wanted level.
The Win a Rim Job sweepstakes is open to contestants 21 and older with a valid car title, excluding residents from Alaska, Hawaii, Florida, New York, Rhode Island, and any other places where such contests are prohibited by law.
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