This is the Geo Storm Wagonback, the less common squared-off version of the Storm that looks like somebody took the normal fastback and stretched its roofline with a ruler. Like every Storm, it was actually designed and built by Isuzu in Japan, then sold through GM’s Geo brand in the U.S for the 1991 and […]
Most of the cars we feature around here are photographed by folks with potato phones in settings such as rotting in a barn (that’s a barn find), parked at the gas station at night (no low balls), or parked on a flatbed (bring a trailer). So it is with some degree of fanfare that we […]
You won’t find this next car in a locale with strict requirements for inspection laws, annual MOT, and maybe license plates. This car lives deep in the wilds of North Carolina and appears to be two Geo Metro sedan fronts welded back to back. But, for less than a down payment on a new car, […]
There are sleepers, there are wolf-in-sheep’s-clothing builds, and then there is this Geo Metro, which has apparently been fed MountainDew-infused rum cake after midnight, exposed to gamma radiation, and spliced with a Kawasaki ZX-12R for reasons science explicitly warned us about. What began life as a disposable commuter has been hollowed out, Rhino-lined, afflicted with […]
If you hated the wedge-shaped custom from yesterday, you will certainly be filled with dread to see what we find next…because the internet never fails to deliver. This next piece of automotive art appears to be a moving putting green and we are here for it. Find this 1990 Geo Metro LSi offered for $2000 […]
This next Geo Metro might be hard to identify, not just because it has Suzuki badges on the interior (what?). It has the funkiest pseudo-vintage front end (plus hood mounted sideview mirrors) that looks like it came from the Temu discount section. But that wouldn’t stop me from tossing this thing around the nearest freeway […]
The Geo Tracker was a small 4X4 that was born of a joint venture between GM and Suzuki. Oddly enough, it was GM of Canada who pushed this thing through to development and the first versions were built in a Canadian GM plant in Ingersoll, Ontario. The Tracker was a proper body-on-frame front-engine rear-wheel-drive mini […]
We’ve featured several interesting Geo Metros over the years, including a Harley-Davidson powered Geo, a 39 Chevy Metro, a Geo-Camino, a GeoBox, a RWD LS Powered Metro, a Half-Baked Metro, and finally the General Wee. However, we’ve never featured a Geo where you could drive from the rear seat. Yeah. A Mini-Metro. A Geo-Whizz. Find […]
Driving a 3-cylinder Geo is like embracing frugality on wheels. The simplicity of its features challenges your preconceptions of a car, and there’s a certain liberating, almost Tibetan monk-like, freedom in living with less. However, this sense of contentment fades quickly during extended trips or when you crave swift acceleration. The constant drone of the […]
The last feature was a sweet white hatchback with a forced induction engine and a billion miles on the odometer…so what’s the logical thing to follow it? How about a 3-cylinder powered hatch with a meaningless XFi designation on the side and only 69k miles on the odo offered for cheap. Find this 1992 Geo […]