Win the Tesla Model S: Go to 60 mph in under 2 seconds

The Tesla Model S, with its 396-mile range and 0-60 time of just 1.99 seconds, was based on the fastest production sedan, the Tesla Model S Blight. The Model S-Apex, a customized version by Unplugged Performance, has everything in the 1,020-horsepower Model S Floyd, but adds, among other things, a carbon-fiber wide-body kit and a custom leather interior. Make your grandpa's antique chair jealous. In addition, Omes gives it.

A custom Tesla Model S-Apex - interior

Here are the specs of Tesla Model S-APEX:

Max Seating: 5

Powertrain: three electric motors

DRIVETRAIN: AWD

Exterior color: Satin Grey

Interior color: Serrano Red Van Holjassen Bonpu leather™

Horsepower: 1,020 HP

torque: 1,050 lb-ft

Acceleration: 0–60 mph in 1.99 seconds

Maximum Speed: 200 mph

Range: 396 Miles

Cash conversion: $197,811.75

Special Features: Unplugged Performance S-APEX Conversion including 19-piece pre-brake carbon fiber wide body kit, 21” UP-03 wheels, Sports Dynamic Air Suspension lowering kit, carbon ceramic brake kit; custom Serrano red UP x Van Holjassen Bonpu Leather™ interior; fully self-driving capability; a 17” infotainment screen; Yoke steering wheel; Big panoramic sunroof

You may be asking yourself what you need to do to succeed. First, according to Omes, "There is no donation or payment required to enter or win these sweepstakes." $10 gets you 20 entries, while $50 gets you 500 entries and $100 gets you 1,200 entries.

Donations benefit Peterson Automotive Museum. According to Omens, "The Peterson Automotive Museum is a nonprofit organization that explores and presents the history of the automobile and its impact on global life and culture. The museum is a progressive center for automotive research and collection, including outreach to disadvantaged communities. Your donation will expand the museum's educational programs onsite and online, as well as It will also help the museum develop new exhibitions, community events and fund programs like Yellowbrick—a free program for young adults and young people interested in attending trade school.”