United States · founded 1989

Geo Model History

GM's captive-import sub-brand (1989–1997) — Suzuki-, Toyota-, and Isuzu-sourced small cars sold through Chevrolet dealers, including the iconic high-mpg Metro.

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Metro
Geo's Suzuki Swift-based economy car — holder of America's highest mpg rating for several consecutive years, including the legendary 58-mpg-highway XFi.
Subcompact car · 1989–1997
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Prizm
A Toyota Corolla/Sprinter twin built at the GM–Toyota NUMMI plant — Geo's most reliable model and one of GM's best-kept open secrets.
Compact car · 1989–1997
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Storm
Geo's sporty Isuzu-built coupe — a budget front-drive fastback offered in liftback and 'wagonback' forms, with a 130-hp twin-cam GSi trim.
Sport compact · 1990–1993
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Spectrum
A one-year carryover Isuzu Gemini-based subcompact sold as a Geo for 1989 only before being replaced by the Storm.
Subcompact car · 1989–1989
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Tracker
A Suzuki Sidekick-based mini SUV built at the CAMI joint-venture plant — offered as a convertible, two-door hardtop, and (from 1996) a four-door, it was the longest-lived Geo model.
Compact SUV · 1989–1997
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Metro

Prizm

Storm

Spectrum

Tracker