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Chevrolet Geo Automobile Commercial from 1992#vintagecommercial
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May 24, 2021 · Geo Metro. 1992 Geo Metro convertible - Doug DeMuro on YouTube.com. If any car on this list were to stand as the lone example of the Geo brand, it would be the Geo Metro. The tiny Metro was a badge swapped Suzuki Swift that had been popularized as the comically cheap compact car of the 1990s.
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- The Second-Generation Metro Got Curvy
- The End of The Metro
- The Legacy of The Little Geo That Could
In response to popularizingthese badge-engineered imports, GM created a whole new brand called Geo. With some clever marketing telling customers to “Get To Know Geo”, this subbrand of GM aimed to import cars for the American domestic market. Geo offered a handful of vehicles throughout its short life in the US including the Geo Tracker, which was a...
The Geo Metro was introduced in 1989 and it was simply a rebadged SuzukiCultus. Throughout these early years, Suzuki also sold the Metro under their own name, the Suzuki Swift. While the car didn’t break any sales records, it was gaining some ground in the automotive mainstream due to its unbelievable fuel economy. The Geo Metro was only offered wi...
The Geo Metro wasn’t only a fuel sipper, but a decently comfortable one as well. While the interior was full of cheap plastic, AC was available, and it comfortably sat four. Even with a Geo full of your friends, you had a spacious hatchback to haul around your things as well. The Geo may have been slow, but MPG was not its only goal, it was still a...
The Geo Metro sold well enough in its first generation to earn a facelift in 1995. This redesign threw out the old Metro’s blocky interiors and sharp edges for a very 1990s curvy design. This generation of Metros ditched the convertible option for a new sedan option in the US to be sold alongside the hatchback. This Metro generation took more desig...
By the late 90s, the Geo brand had run its course. With GM’s lineup inflating with Chevy, Buick, Pontiac, Saturn, Cadillac, Oldsmobile, GMC, and Geo all fighting for customers, Chevy took on the final years of Geo production. After 1997, the Geo Metro became the Chevy Metro, and while it did get a few more years of production, 2001 was the end of t...
While many have forgotten about the little Geo Metro, it continues to be a fuel economy icon in the United States. In 2008, the Geo Metro saw a rebirth in the mainstream US car culture. As gas soared above $4 a gallon in many midwestern states, the Geo Metro resale market value went through the roof. Many Geo owners were able to sell their Geos for...
May 12, 2010 · My daily driver is a 1991 Geo Metro 5-speed with 254,000 miles on the clock and a current Kelly Blue Book trade-in value of $138 (Edmunds puts the "True Market" trade-in value at $58). My mother ...
Geo was a brand of small cars marketed by General Motors (GM) as a subdivision of its Chevrolet division from 1989 to 1997. Geo was a joint venture between GM and Japanese automakers to compete with the growing small import market in the United States during the mid-1980s.
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