One of the best parts of the four-wheeling hobby is that there is no right or wrong vehicle to own. From everyday pickups to turnkey buggies, every 4x has its rightful place, and most are as unique as ...

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These Geo Trackers Same as Suzuki Sidekick are a GAS to drive, Good at least 25 MPG , great for towing behind even a little mororhome and they appreciate in value This car was my first car, my aunt ...

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 ...

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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 ...

If you’re looking for a Geo Tracker that can run a sub-10-second standing quarter-mile time, today is your lucky day. What can safely be described as the ultimate sleeper, was just listed for sale in ...

American car enthusiasts aren’t the only ones who recognize and appreciate a good LS engine swap. Australia has been known to get down with an LS1 or an LS3 conversion and our car-loving friends south ...

In 1985, Chevrolet launched its “captive import” by Suzuki of Japan: the little 3-cylinder subcompact Sprint — as Chevrolet also worked with developments from Toyota and Isuzu. Then, from 1989 on ...

Geo is one of the many marques General Motors has kicked to the curb over the years, but as today's Nice Price or No Dice Tracker proves, there's still some life left in the products of that moribund ...