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Annual Dubs Drive show and shine competition will return to Zimbali Wedge

The show will start at 10am and all car owners will be meeting at 9am and drive in a convoy to the venue for the Show and Shine competition.

The annual Dubs Drive is coming back this year with double the octane revving excitement, after two years of lying fallow during the pandemic.

Chairman of the KwaZulu-Natal Dubs club, Ranesh Mahabeer said they would host the event at Zimbali Wedge on November 28.

The Etete resident said although they are inclined to the Volkswagen brand, they appreciate all makes of vehicles and everyone is free to be part of the event.

Chairman of the KwaZulu-Natal Dubs Club Ranesh Mahabeer in his Polo.

“Due to covid, we did not host any shows the past 2 years but our last Dubs Drive drew 180 vehicles. This event is entirely social but this year we plan to make it bigger and better,” said Mahabeer.

The annual Dubs Drive promises to be bigger and better this year.

The show will start at 10am and all car owners will be meeting at 9am and drive in a convoy to the venue for the Show and Shine competition.

For more information, contact Mahabeer at 084 553 3112.

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