Eight lucky winners received brand-new Jetour T2 SUVs in the 2024 raffle. JAPI plans to outdo itself in 2025 with an even more exciting giveaway at the Midori Clark Hotel and Casino.
Eight lucky guests at the Midori Clark Hotel and Casino drove home with a brand-new Jetour T2. Throughout 2024, Jetour Auto Philippines (JAPI) set up shop at the Midori Clark and periodically selected raffle entries to win a brand-new Jetour SUV. This marked the second year-long raffle JAPI has held at the Midori Clark. In 2023, four lucky guests won either a Jetour X70 Journey, or a Jetour Dashing.
JAPI is set to raise the bar for raffle and giveaways once again in 2025 as a way to further build and strengthen the Jetour community in the Philippines. But raising the bar will be quite a challenge for JAPI, as last year’s raffle had Jetour’s best and most expensive vehicle up for grabs. The Jetour T2 stickers for P2.498-million, and JAPI raffled off an astounding eight of them. Perhaps this year, the T2 Terminator trim dressed in all its outdoor, rugged glory will join the annual raffle. The Jetour T2 Terminator made its local debut at the 2024 Philippine International Motor Show last October, and it sure looked mean. The T2 Terminator now takes the title of JAPI’s most expensive offering, coming in at P2.898-million. Maybe about eight or nine of these? And a couple of Jetour Ice Cream EVs as consolation prizes before the grand draw would make for a fun raffle. That’s just our quick suggestion (or fantasy), but we’ll leave it up to JAPI and the rest of the local Jetour team to think of something to entice casino-goers this 2025
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