The Geo brand included California-built Corollas, Japan-built I-Marks, and Canada-built Sidekicks. Here’s one of the latter type, spotted in a Denver self-service wrecking yard. 00-1995-geo-tracker-in ...

Geo was a short-lived, forgettable budget sub-brand of Chevrolet that existed from the late 1980s to the late 1990s. One of the brand’s most popular vehicles was the Suzuki Sidekick-based Tracker. You ...

Sure, you can make a car quick by dropping a V8 into it, but that’s exactly what they expect you to do. Instead, you can take a leaf out of the Buick Grand National’s book and use a turbo V6—or just ...

We're full steam ahead (or full throttle) on the $400 1996 Geo Tracker engine rebuild. After running into finger-tight head bolts during the teardown, things seemed a bit fishy, so I sent the head ...

This was my first car. a trusty little tracker. If you come across one in relatively good condition it is a great first car for anyone. Since they aren't being produced anymore you won't find a new ...

The Geo Tracker was a loveable little pipsqueak of a 4x4. You can make the argument that the half-baked NUMMI collaboration between General Motors, Suzuki, and Toyota that spawned the Tracker was ...

General Motors’ Geo brand was a Japanese fever dream that saw the company offer rebadged versions of the Toyota Corolla, Suzuki Swift, and Isuzu Impulse. However, we’re more interested in the Tracker ...

Gene Killian of Tustin, California, isn’t new to ’wheeling—he’s owned his share of Jeeps over the years. What is new to him, though, is a ’95 Geo Tracker. He purchased his Tracker for a mere $150 on a ...

The tiny Geo Tracker is about as non-threatening as an automobile can get. It is absolutely tiny, has cute looks, incorporates a small fabric roof and can’t scare a fly. This one, however, is a bit ...

I'm in love with my 1993 GEO Tracker. I live in colorado and was looking for a jeep cj when I fell into the deal of my life with this tracker I am so glad I bought It . This little 4x4 has been ...