Hot Rods for a Cause

Car shows can be fun, but when a car show is organized specifically for a charitable cause, it makes it that much cooler. Described as a “block party celebrating the world’s finest automobiles,” Cars Cause & Charity benefits the Wounded Warriors of South Florida. Classic and exotic cars won’t be...

By Carolina del Busto

February 27, 2014

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Car shows can be fun, but when a car show is organized specifically for a charitable cause, it makes it that much cooler. Described as a “block party celebrating the world’s finest automobiles,” Cars Cause & Charity benefits the Wounded Warriors of South Florida. Classic and exotic cars won’t be the only vehicles on hand. Food trucks will also cruise in — and there really is no better way to ogle automobiles than by eating food made in one. Peruse a wide variety of exotic cars, talk to their owners, take in the food truck fare, and revel in the live DJ entertainment, all for a good cause. Drive out to Sun Life Stadium (2269 NW 199th St., Miami Gardens) this Saturday from 2 to 7 p.m. for a car show of charitable proportions. Start your engines, because the event is free to attend and only $25 to register your ride for display. Call 888-853-4106 or visit carscausecharity.eventbrite.com.
Sat., March 1, 2 p.m., 2014

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Carolina del Busto is a freelance writer for Miami New Times. She nurtured her love of words at Boston College before moving back home to Miami and has been covering arts and culture in the Magic City since 2013.

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