Samantha Cranston, pictured with her new car with store manager Sivanesarajah Pakeerathan, marketing manager Ian Graves and area manager Mark Dew.
A mother of four was delighted when she discovered she had won a car in a national competition - even though she cannot drive.
Samantha Cranston, of Croft Road in Marston, Oxford, picked up the keys to her new £10,000 Vauxhall Corsa today.
She won the car after entering a competition at her local Costcutter store, in Old Marston Road, in October.
Miss Cranston, 41, said: "I was so excited when I found out I had won the car - I had completely forgotten I had entered the competition.
"The only thing now is that I have to learn how to drive! I don't even have a provisional licence."
She added: "The last time I drove a car, it was in a field about five years ago. I'll have to get my partner to take me out in it."
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