Car lovers and families looking for something to do this weekend can head to Caliber Collision for its fourth annual car show, featuring everything from hot rods and low riders to imports and exotics — all while supporting community causes.
The event is scheduled for 11 a.m. tomorrow at Caliber Collision. Organizers said attendees can expect “gorgeous vehicles,” along with food, jumpers and music.
Josh Sontoya, one of the organizers, said the car show is designed as a family-friendly event that also gives back. “It’s a good cost for kids that depend on the free meals during the school year that can’t get it over the summer,” he said, adding that the event is meant to help provide for those children.
Organizers also said they are supporting a “recycled rides” effort and plan to give away a vehicle to a veteran. Josh said the recipient knows the vehicle will be a Jeep but does not know what it looks like.
Juan Torres, who helps put on the show each year, said the lineup will include “all sorts of type of cars,” including “hot rods, low riders, imports, exotic.”
Josh said the show began during COVID as a way to bring people back together. “We really wanted to get the community back out,” he said. “We’re not profiting off for everybody that comes out. It’s all volunteer. We don’t take any money away from it.”