1992 Geo Tracker Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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$9,995 to $13,380

What owners say

AI Summary · 5 reviews

"Overall, owners find the 1992 Geo Tracker to be a fun and affordable vehicle, especially enjoying the convertible feature and its handling. Many appreciated its decent gas mileage and off-road capabilities, particularly in snow. On the downside, some drivers complained about the lack of power and acceleration, making it less suitable for highway driving. Additionally, there were issues like windshield cracks and discomfort from the bumpy ride."

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She is a gem. Best $3000 we ever spent! When it snows (as it often does) I just put it in 4 wheel drive and away I go. I switch the wheels to lock first time and I am all set. I will drive her until she stops.

January 20, 2008

My car is the BEST when it comes to beating the gas prices. But it is like driving an older model jeep, you feel every bump in the road. My 4 cly, dosen't have much get-up-and-go for the highway, but it's great for around town. I'd describe it ,like driving a pop can with wheels! I spiffed it up a bit so it looks pretty cool!

April 19, 2010

I like: The gas mileage (it's roughly $20 to fill up here), easy to maintain, easy to toss around in the bush and trails and a fun unit to drive. It's performance is kinda crappy, as in no power to go up the hills, but still a blast! Not too bad looking either.

June 24, 2010

$9,995 to $13,380