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New or Used: College Priorities, Automotive Compromises
Animal...housed? Brenden writes: Sajeev and Steve, My buddy is in college and needs a used set of wheels. After 2 years of depending upon Baltimore’s awful public transportation system and the...
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Junkyard Find: 1992 Geo Prizm
We’ve seen a few NUMMI-built Junkyard Finds in recent weeks, including this ’87 Nova and this ’87 Corolla FX16 GT-S. However, the car that really comes to mind when you think of NUMMI is the Geo Prizm....
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Piston Slap: Prizm’s Intelligence Gathering Leak?
Andrew writes: Hi Sajeev, I’m trying to wring a few more years out of my 1994 Geo Prizm, and recently the engine got louder. It’s a very low end bass like sound that makes the whole car vibrate a lot...
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Piston Slap: Get Ready to Lose Much More!
Know what that triangle is for? (photo courtesy: www.drive.net) TTAC Commentator LordMurdoc writes: Sajeev, I’m finally ready to lose my BORING 2002 Geo Prizm. Checking eBay for older Lexus LS or a...
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Vellum Venom Vignette: The Brazil Vacation, Part II
A Captiva audience? Aside from the car-less world of cruise/train travel, my post-CCS Design vacations involve seeing an American on the road only to feel their styling and (more importantly)...
View ArticleHammer Time: Is Scion The New Geo?
Imagine if you will. The world’s largest and most consistently successful automaker is in deep trouble. Not because of profits, but because of products. They build a small car… and a small army of...
View ArticleJunkyard Find: 1990 Geo Prizm with 321,981 miles
The General established the Geo brand for the 1989 model year, as a way to move low-priced iron designed and/or built by Toyota, Suzuki, and Isuzu (for some reason, Daewoo-built cars didn’t get...
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