After the sensational success of the Lahore auto show, Glow by Warid just brought its exciting auto show spree to Karachi yesterday.

Co-Sponsored by Warid’s Glow & Shell and powered by Pak Wheels, the Karachi auto show organized at the Expo Center was a unique treat for sports car enthusiasts.

The show was an immediate success with not only stock cars and bikes for the crazy auto fans scrambling within expo, but it also held some heavy customized ones as well, making the show an ultimate one right from the start. 

At the onset of the show, cars within expo doors were just a little more than ordinary, but soon after the excited Karachites started pooling in and  the parking lot was quickly filled with Karachi’s most  amazing cars , leaving all craving for more.

Some of these amazing vintage auto’s we came across during the show included both heavily customized and stock versions of:

 

  • Nissan 350 Z
  • Toyota Supra
  • Mazda RX 8
  • Mazda RX 7
  • Suzuki Hayabusa ABS
  • Kawasaki Ninja
  • Daihatsu Charade GTTI

 

Some of the surprising moments that we came across were seeing some heavy customizations made on Suzuki Khyber, Toyota Corolla Saloon (1980), Suzuki XN85 (1983) AND Suzuki FX.

For those who love cars, there are no bounds, a fact that became clear from the show’s audience yesterday, comprising of an audience of young adults to the more experienced auto gurus. All hadgathered with their families and friends for the sole purpose of witnessing the best autos of Karachi.

The show’s management was at the very least noteworthy, as the auto’s brought within the expo were very well placed and the one’s arranged out in the parking lot were very well set. The venue also hosted a play area for kids and a dining area with food stalls to cater the hungry stomachs of Karachites. 

Some prominent personalities that were seen cascading through the show included, Mr. Nadir Magsi, a passionate car collector and a political leader as well, Mr. Nadeem Khan, an automobile enthusiast & also a senior political figure along with a legendary rally driver of Pakistan Mr. Ronnie Patel.