Geo (automobile), a brand of entry-level cars from General Motors
Timeline
1990 - Geo introduces Metro LSi models, which included upgraded amenities, such as an automatic transmission, air conditioning and a tape player to supplement the stereo. Geo also introduced the XFi model, a polar opposite of the LSi, offering no interior amenities, but boasting a highway gas mileage of over 50 mpg (4.7 L/100 km). Production began at CAMI Automotive, where all remaining Metro models with the exception of convertibles will be produced from then on. Convertibles debut this year as well, available only in LSi trim.
1991 - GM ups the order on convertible models this year, and new paint options are added.
1992 - Metro gets freshened front and rear fascias and an all new dashboard layout, with a more ergonomic comfort control panel, and a new instrument cluster. This is the Metro's best-selling model year, boasting over 100,000 units sold. In Canada the Chevrolet Sprint is renamed Geo Metro.
1993 - Last year for convertible models. Automatic door locks, which deploy after the car reaches a speed of 10 mph (16 km/h) are introduced this year.
1993 - Last year for convertible models. Automatic door locks, which deploy after the car reaches a speed of 10 mph (16 km/h) are introduced this year.
