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Love my Metro Convertible!
onesmartchick, 05/16/2015
updated 09/14/2020
1991 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
14 of 14 people found this review helpful
This post is far later than the dates of previous posts, but I am a newly acquired Metro Convertible owner. I read a lot of posts and googled information written by Metro owners to get educated before I took the plunge, and SO glad I did! It is a blast to drive, and being a stick, even more fun. Pristine condition 1991 with 93,000 miles, never seen winter, not a lick of rust, very comfortable even on long trips. The elderly man I purchased it from babied it from day 1. Seats were redone with 2" of foam added for comfort and recovered with vinyl. Door panel covers and floor carpeting also updated. Passed Etest and Certification with flying colours. Engine compartment is immaculate! 2FUN42! UPDATE: September 11, 2020: Still loving my Geo, now at 103,000 miles! Parts are inexpensive and very easy to come by, switched to full synthetic 5W30 and Wix filter shortly after buying the car and getting 58 mpg...very DIY friendly I baby my baby and drive between 60-65 mph. Hoping to hang on and enjoy the ride of this one for many years to come.
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Best MPG
GeoownerinTexas, 07/20/2007
1991 Geo Metro 4dr Hatchback
8 of 8 people found this review helpful
This is a red 1991 Geo Metro 4 door hatchback 1.0L 3 cyl 5 speed (with a/c). It starts everytime. Parts are CHEAP! It costs VERY little to maintain. It's not a looker, I won't lie, but if you have a long commute, and can live without airbags, and ABS, I would recommend it. I do not feel super safe in this, but with extra caution, I've learned to absorb that fear! I do not reccommend this vehicle for more than 60 miles each way, or more than an hour drive with no traffic each way. It's not the most comfortable and it's very low to the ground. But with an average of 40-44 mpg, you can't go wrong. Shocks are poor. Overall build quality for a car this old is very good. Has 157000 miles.
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Good Car, 07/14/2007
1991 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
8 of 8 people found this review helpful
Bought with 154K. Have owned 4 yrs. Great on gas 42/47 MPG. No major problems. Tune up in yard in 1 hr. Parts are cheap. I have 5 spd convertible w/ no options. Love it!!
Best car I've ever owned
Bob Hardison, 03/20/2008
1992 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Hatchback
7 of 7 people found this review helpful
I bought my Geo Metro new in Oct. 1991 as a 1992 model. I have a little over 208,000 miles on it, and it has never been overhauled and does not use any oil between changes at 3000 miles. The only repairs needed since purchase is the starter at 148,000 miles, and the front struts at Sears at about 100,000 mi with a lifetime warranty, and a replacement (no charge) at 201,000 mi. I still get average 33 mpg in town, and 47 mpg on a trip. I've replaced front wheel brakes myself twice (about $20.00). I will never sell or trade this car and I love driving it better than my new Nissan Altima, and I do drive it more. My Geo is a 5 speed manual. I replace the timing belt myself about every 60K miles.
Geo Metro Conv. can last 210000
Mac18991, 04/15/2002
1991 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
Synthetics, Synthetics, I started using synthetic oil at 112000 miles, after oil changes every 3000 miles using Castrol GTX oil. All oil filters and synthetic oil have been the Wallmart cheapo brands because they are only on my car for 3000 miles. Air filter changed at 15000 mile enterval, gas filter every 40000 along with gas treatment every 10000miles, plugs every 18000, wires every 40000 with distributor cap/rotor.Belts every 70000, timing belt/ gaskets every 80000 Struts every 100000 miles.Brakes lasted 130000 miles up front and 165000 miles in the rear. The only repairs have been an oil pan gasket, muffler and altenator, all done after 200000 miles.
Garaged Geo Gem
Betty Bosko, 03/06/2017
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1991 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
This is a small 3 cylinder car. NO HOT ROD. It is very economical, fun to cruise with the top down. Just had this little gem repainted in the spring. Still drive it occasionally in the spring and fall. Air doesn't work and dealer said not worth repairing, would cost more than the car is worth. Get lots of admiring looks, she's a cutie.
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Was given as a gift, but like riding a moped
Clovis, 07/06/2016
1991 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
I got this car from my mom who no longer wants the hassle of driving stick and licensing and insuring it. It was a free car, but it had been in my family since 95. Minimal maintenance, a little surface rust from winter driving and sitting for over a year and a half in a back garage. Did an oil and oil/air filter change and she fired right up. Took a little for the brakes to scrape off the rust from the rotors, but she ran like a champ. Put Techron in and refilled the tank to clean the fuel delivery systems. It's bright yellow and has those 90's wave graphics on the side in purple in grey, so it's not the manliest car, and I'd almost say I'm embarrased to be seen in it, but it's a great throwback and a nice insurance policy if gas goes back to 4$ a gallon, and a unique a spare car and a convertible on sunny days, so I don't care. Pick up is actually better than you would think, but the car weighs a 1/3 of my 2013 G37 coupe. You really understand the advancements cars have made over the years and how spoiled we've become, but also how much fun the simple things can be. Next sunny day, I will be driving her around.
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Beater... That'll run forever!
Christian, 10/14/2017
1991 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
The roof , if it is a convertible is very touching, and make sure that you have a good roof or new roof... As is very hard to build one yourself, I tried did not work and I'm now ordering one off of eBay for $200. I know a few years back they gave this vehicle a MGP test and picking it up against the first Civic electric car and they both tied at 42 miles per gallon! I can put $10 in this vehicle and drive from Miami to Georgia and probably halfway back... I love this little girl I can't wait to get my new roof!
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Geo and go
Robert m hawthorne 5th, 03/22/2019
1991 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
1991 geo's are great cars for the money, problem is not many left. Repairs are some what biased on how well they have been matained over the long haul. Engines can be gotten and ac is not worth haveing in a convertible, alternators need replacement on average 15 to 18 years apart otherwise few repairs. Can still do 80 mph on a highway, and gas milage on my two geo metro lsi convertables are around 30 city and 36 highway. Can be better with a manual trans but mine are both automatics. Holds 7 gallons of gas gets aprox 350 miles, and has the most leg room of any auto that i have ever been in seats 2 and has trunk enough to carry 6 cubic ft of stuff. I.e. 2 sets of clubs 2 push carts and sundries to go along. A bit noisy because is a convertable doesn't have a hood blanket to silence the engine. Came in a mirie of colors but mine are yellow.
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My Geo
harmony, 08/17/2007
1992 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
6 of 7 people found this review helpful
Excellent mileage and comfort. Everyone yells "cute car" as I go buy so it always feels very good to be driving this car. I've owned it since it was new.
WOW... all you need
Andrew, 05/22/2009
1991 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Hatchback
5 of 6 people found this review helpful
I love this car. Second car I bought and only car I will need again. I get 50 mpg if I'm gentle. I have beaten on the vehicle a lot and does not want to break. Only magor issue was the rear main seal and it was a ok fix. I have put 30,000 miles on it since I bought it with and done only oil change and main seal. If I could only car I would drive. Vehicle handles better then my Jeep in the winter. The car gets a lot of laughs but when the gas prices reached $4 a gallon I was laughing and people started buying metros for $4000. I will have to say it is not the greatest car by a long shot. But compared to what I put in and got out. I'm very happy. Perfect college car
Geo Metro is a best buy
jammo, 03/18/2002
1992 Geo Metro 4dr Hatchback
5 of 6 people found this review helpful
A Geo Metro is a best buy. I have had mine ten yrs and love it. Maint included new tires [$120 for 4 on the rim!!] an alternator, two batteries and one new brake set-for 10 yrs! Seats 4 and gets fantstic milage. Total cost with financing,AM/FM Cassette, rear wiper and air was just under $10,000. Monthly avg cost-$102! $83 for purchase, $12 in gas and $7 in maint including parts, svc and oil changes. Still kicking and looking good-largest Geo ever made!
wonderful
pyewakat, 05/28/2009
1991 Geo Metro 2dr Hatchback
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
Bought this car from a used car dealer in 1992, and still runs great to this day. Only Major repairs were the fuel filter, cat converter, and fuel jet. Ok the water pump too. Most of those repairs were 10 yrs after purchase. The water pump and fuel jet were within the last year. Still gets 30+ miles to the gallon and purrs like a kitten. Best $7000 investment ever!
Cheap Sportster
WebFoot, 09/19/2002
1991 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
The convertable is fun to drive, especially with the top down. The milage has been about 33 MPG overall, but I do a lot of stop and go. I have had it over a year and it starts every time (ODO says 57,000 but probably 157,000). It is a fair weather car though unless you like to get wet as water works its way over the top of the window glass and on to your lap. It also should be garaged to protect the top. I was told that it would last twice as long if I kept the car garaged.
Outstanding Vehicle
MADDOG, 04/03/2007
1991 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
Originally bought this car for gas mileage and had planned to keep for 3-5 years. I figured it was more of a throw away car to be used no longer than the 100,000 mile mark. Ten years later and 135,000 miles I am ready to restore this vehicle because it has been one of the most reliable vehicle I have owned in the last 15 years.
Second time around
Jim Oddie, 05/24/2018
1991 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
I owned my first Geo in 1995. it was q 1991 that had been written off as totaled by the insurance co. I paid $3,500 for it. I drove it and loved it 'til 1999. I sold it because the family had grown and we needed a bigger car. Before then I had had two Fiat 600s--good cars for transportation, but required too much time in the shop. Four years ago I saw a 1991 on eBay. Not the exact same car, but its lookalike. I bought it and had it shipped from Mich.--been in Geo heaven ever since.
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great transportation
bob h, 01/15/2006
1992 Geo Metro 2dr Hatchback
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
Great car, easy to work on and parts are readily available. Would drive this car anywhere! Mileage is great! Easy on tires
How great is this car
Bob Hardison, 03/28/2007
1992 Geo Metro 2dr Hatchback
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
This car has been the best car that I have ever owned. It is a 1992 model that I bought in Oct. 1991. Today it is Mar. 2007 and I have 206,000 miles on it and it uses no oil between changes and the only repair that I have had is a starter motor that went bad after 150,000 miles. I will never sell this car at any price. I get 47 MPG and the 12 in. tires only cost about $100.00 for all four, and it will cruise on the interstate at any speed you want it-even up to 100mph. I usually drive it there at about 75mph.
One of the greatest cars ever
Jeff Pritz, 09/05/2016
updated 03/19/2020
1992 Geo Metro XFi 2dr Hatchback
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
As a professional mechanic, I have found the Geo Metro hatchback, with the 3 cylinder, 5 speed manual transmission, to be the easiest, least expensive car to repair, that I have ever owned. It is extremely fun to drive and very comfortable. I recently made an 11 hour trip and never squirmed around in the seat. I rented a brand new Nissan Altima and 40 minutes into my trip, my posterior felt like I was sitting on concrete. Gas mileage is fantastic. With a few simple and inexpensive modifications, I now get 65 MPG Hwy and 55 city. The first year I owned the car, I saved $2,200 (in gas), over driving my 1998 ford F150. Make sure you do not buy a rusty car. Look very carefully behind the front wheels, if you see any rust on the frame, walk away. Cars from the south are usually rust free. I truly cannot say enough nice things about this car. I buy most all my parts off of Ebay. The manual transmission is much pepier than the automatic and gets the best gas mileage. Like the original VW Beetle and the Austin Mini, the Metro hatchback is one of the greatest cars ever . At 194,000 miles (Sept. 2019) I finally had to rebuild the engine. It was running great but I dropped a valve. Cost around $600 (most of that was the machine work). I am now back on the road, the car has 208,000 miles on it, running fine, original transmission and shifts great. Metros are getting harder to fine (at least in my area) because people don't want to get rid of them. I will never be without one. Aug. 2018: My friend finally bought a Metro. After driving it a week, he thought the gas gauge was broken because it was hardly moving. He filled up, just to ease his mind and about fell over when he had only used a couple of gallons. He's getting 47 mpg.
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My fun car
Betty Bosko, 09/16/2016
1992 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
This is a non- smoking one owner car that has been garaged for most of its 25 years. Mileage is approx 80,000 miles. It was my " change of life" car and I just outgrew it but just couldn't part with it. I'm downsizing and cutting expenses after retiring and feel it needs to go to a younger person. It is a cutie, great condition, fantastic mileage, standard shift, roof is like new. But remember it is an economy car not a luxury car.
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Dream Car!
karentoby1, 08/08/2013
1992 Geo Metro XFi 2dr Hatchback
4 of 5 people found this review helpful
Searched for ANY model/year metro for the past 9 months-price/condition ratio not acceptable. but luck would have it, i sold my blown engine 2001 corolla and had the money when this XFI pops up on Craigslist. other co-incidences aside-the guy shows up and the clutch is slipping-according to him it just started doing that [fat chance] and i said, "i'll give you $500"-he said ok. well i'll tell you-that car is fun as can be to drive! i put a new clutch in/tuned 'er up and my 100 mile round trip commute is a joy thinking about all that money i'm saving.
It Runs!? Great!
(mrmatt), 09/19/2002
1991 Geo Metro XFi 2dr Hatchback
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I needed a car and this second-hand Geo was the first one I found that I could afford. I drove it around for eight years and saved up enough money to pay cash for my Jeep Cherokee. Easy to drive around and park in the city and I never once got stuck in the
great little buggy
D. P., 12/06/2004
1991 Geo Metro 2dr Hatchback
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Great gas mileage, good performance, reliable, cheap to own, can park in small spaces, U-turn in 30 ft. Had problems with fixtures like window crank, radio volume control, minor stuff. Engine and powertrain very reliable, little maintenance. Accelerates quickly, but a bit underpowered on long steep hills.
simplicity exemplified
Fearless Freddie, 01/25/2020
1991 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
This is the least expensive convertible roadster for sale at $9995. in 1991. It has limited power at 55 horsepower and a 3 cylinder motor, but can provide up to 50 MPG. It is sporty and fun to drive with the 5 speed standard transmission but it is an economy car first with only essential creature comforts. Look for one that is in very good condition----no junkers.
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mpg is great
Phisher93, 10/12/2002
1992 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
This has been a reliable car. I had it for 2.5 years from 116k miles to 165k miles. It always started. Always ran and ran, 400 miles at a time even. The convertible roof leaked only very little from the top of the drivers window. but it wasn't all the time maybe only 20% of the time that it rained. Two other things were troublesome: the exhaust pipe broke 3 times. Install a flex pipe at the bend just under the engine. that helped. and my traction on wet or snowy roads was terrible. buy good good tires. I felt like I was in a saucer sled most of the time. Its just a very light car.
Great fuel milage
Pete babos, 12/22/2015
1992 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Cheak maintenance record if possible
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322,000 on chassis 2nd eng&3rd tranny
avionicbug, 05/01/2008
1992 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Hatchback
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I love my Metro I have had it 12 years I put 222,000 miles on it since i bought it.I installed a motorcycle muffler and it sounds and performs great. I drive 88 miles a day.It is so easy to work on changing the eng or tranny in a few hours. It to me is both pricelss and worthless at the same time. I would not sell it for $4000 I am planning on seeing 1,000,000 miles. I laugh at the $4.00 gas and big SUV's
The Best Car I Ever Owned
BryanEddie, 02/22/2003
1991 Geo Metro 2dr Hatchback
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I owned this car for over 12yrs with no problems. It is a work horse, being in field service i travel a lot. During the yrs went thru 3 sets of brakes, 4 sets of tires and exhaust, and battery just went after 12yrs. Paid $6,000 new. And great on gas mileage.
Our Metro is Wonderful
datastat, 03/21/2003
1991 Geo Metro 2dr Hatchback
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
We purchased this as a car to put a lot of miles on. It had 69,000 when we bought it and now has 115,000. We learned to drive a manual transmission on this car and it hasn't even needed a new clutch. The only things we've had to have done (besides general maintenance) is a new exhaust system, the hood release lever replaced, and the hood latch welded. We also had to have it rust protected as it was rusting underneath.
Turbo metro race ready
Jarrett, 09/01/2015
1991 Geo Metro LSi 4dr Hatchback
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Its a great car stock but can also be upgraded for cheap ive put brembo brake system a turbo and 5 speed tranny with stage 3 clutch and still have the original engine they look small and weak but they can handle way more then u would think i had to upgrade to a chain timing have rims done to it race seats alot better tgen newer cars with all these saftey features to get in the way a very simple engine to work on can lift out with just your hands has alot of work done id never want to sell it. for so cheap it can be made into something people would never exspect very good car
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Best car I've ever owned
Robert D. Hardison, 07/10/2008
1992 Geo Metro 2dr Hatchback
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I bought this Geo Metro new, and I have 210,000 miles on it. It uses no oil between 3,000 mile changes. The only repairs I've had are 3 timing belts (the old ones looked like new) I did this myself, one starter after 195,000 miles, one distributer sensor. My first timing belt cost $9.97, last one cost $19.97, -no other repairs. My gasoline mileage is tops 61 MPG, low 41 mpg (town only). I have a new Nissan 6 cyl Nissan Altima, but I will never sell my Geo Metro, as I use it 90% of the time.
fun to drive & economical too
wehrd1, 07/15/2002
1992 Geo Metro LSi 4dr Hatchback
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I just bought this car for a steal...it has 113000 miles on it and STILL gets 45 mpg with the A/C on!! Its actually a lot more roomy inside than i first anticipated. The a/c pulls it down a little, but what do you expect from a 3 cyl. car.
My Metro Rocks
metrolover, 11/24/2002
1992 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Hatchback
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I love my metro and it runs well. I have owned it for six years now and have had no major repairs yet. It had 50,000 miles when I bought it, and now has 125,000. Only performed minor repairs (tires, brakes, etc). Gets about 40-45 mpg (will get over 50 on the highway if I go about 55-60 mph, the faster I go, the worse my mileage). Just returned home from a 4,000 mile trip over a 2 week period and had no problems, didn't even worry about breaking down.
Most fuel efficient car...ever?
PizPump, 10/23/2003
1992 Geo Metro XFi 2dr Hatchback
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Wonderful little car. I specifically set out to find one of these Metro XFi's because of the amazing fuel efficiency (50-55mpg). Actually gets better MPG than the newest hybrids! Not only that, but it actually has a little pep (more than you would think for a tiny 3 cylinder). The car is very spartan, but that should be expected. It's a Metro that has been significantly lightened and all options removed. It is a means of getting from here to there for the least amount of money possible. If you're looking for comfort or performance, then you surely will not be satisfied. It is for frugal misers like myself =D
living within your means
livin large life, 09/10/2008
1992 Geo Metro 2dr Hatchback
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
This is the best vehicle I have ever owned. They quit making this car because it was to economical and reliable. 16 years and 230,000 miles with less than 200 dollars in parts, that is what I call having your cake and eating it too. I only wish that I could buy a new one today. This is my primary vehicle, which I own several new ones that cannot compare all around.
my first car
Julia, 09/29/2009
1992 Geo Metro 2dr Hatchback
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
I got my geo metro as my first car because it was cheap and cute. It was the best decision I have ever made. I have had the car 6 months, have had to put a new set of tires on it and change the water pump. In all, not more then $300 in repairs. I love this car. And if it ever dies, which I doubt it will because it is more of a beast then my moms car, I will buy another in a heart beat. There isn't really anything I don't enjoy about this car. It is the best first car anyone can have, as long as they are reliable and wont wreck it, because they are simply awesome on gas and are on the cheap end of things when it comes to repairs. I'm glad I have my metro. =)
Not that bad, but could be better
cysq, 01/27/2003
1992 Geo Metro 2dr Hatchback
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
This car is pretty fun to drive. It can be great on gas, but it's a noisy bugger. The exhaust goes out every two years or so. Watchout if it is using antifreeze. If that goes out you'll overheat the aluminum block, which basically shells the entire car. If you buy one, don't spend ANY MORE than $400, no matter how nice it runs/looks. If there's any problems, automatically drop your original offer price. If they decline, the car's price is way too high.
Get to know Geo!
geodriver, 02/01/2003
1992 Geo Metro 4dr Hatchback
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
This was my first car. I've had great fun driving it and fixing it up. Granted it was in disrepair when I got it, (due to previous owner's failure to maintain) I've had an excellent overall experience with it. One thing about this setup is that it's super easy to work on. Everything in the engine compartment is right on top and easily accessible. I've had it for almost 3 years now and the only drivetrain problems I've had was with the water pump and starter. Leaks absolutely no oil. It's served me very well over the past few years and I expect it to last for years to come. As Chevy said, Get to know Geo. You won't regret it.
Reliable work car
F. Mauritz, 11/29/2003
1992 Geo Metro 2dr Hatchback
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
I bought my Geo when it had 35,000 miles, it now has 215,000 miles and is still running strong. I have replaced the water pump once, but nothing else mechanical. The fuel economy is awesome at nearly 60 mgp on the highway. A Geo Metro driver has to be willing to tolerate slow acceleration from the three cylinder engine. It gets no respect from SUV drivers or trucks and driving a GEO can be a bit nerve wracking in heavy stop-and-go traffic. Forget about running the air conditioner in stop-and-go traffic -- too much power drain.
Overlooked and Underpriced
Lamar Simmons, 05/28/2005
1992 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
I was a skeptic to actually drive a three cylinder engine. However, the chassis is so light that the engine has enough pep to power the only car I have ever driven with under a ton of weight. The convertible top is easy to operate and aesthetically pleasing giving this car a far better look than any of its siblings.
13 Year Love Affair
Stan_Topdown, 10/20/2005
1992 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Convertible
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
OK, so it takes more than 20 seconds from 0 to 60. Big deal. Find me another top-down car that gets 33 - 35 mpg in town; 40 mpg on the road (no wind; 70mph). 13 years - 80,000 miles; only actual repair - speed sensor in speedometer went out at 32K. Rest is maintenance. Out today 50 mile round trip - bright sun, mid '70's, 25 mph sw wind - sometimes headwind - sometimes tailwind. Great fun both ways. Handles fine on ice & snow - it's just a shame none of the current < $20K fwd coupes don't come as convertibles. Like many other stick shifts I've driven, when you're close enough to floor the clutch w left foot, your right foot is too far forward to use the throttle comfortably.
Super gas Saver
PitbullRescue1, 08/02/2023
1992 Geo Metro 4dr Hatchback
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
one of best low cost cars ever made. I bought it new and drove it for 20 years without any problems. 46 miles per gal for highway driving. They should have never stopped making these cars.
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A pretty good reliable car
SonicLiketoParty, 01/14/2003
1991 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Hatchback
0 of 1 people found this review helpful
Good car to drive. Lack of power going upills for a long period of time. Cant fing body kits or racing parts.
Geo Metro
Harry Penrod, 05/02/2002
1991 Geo Metro LSi 2dr Hatchback
0 of 12 people found this review helpful
I really, to be honest, did not like this vehicle. Everything about it stinks and I wish I never bought it. The only thing that could be good about it is if it died in a crash.