Geo was an American automobile brand created by General Motors in 1989 to market small, fuel-efficient cars, many of which were built in partnership with Japanese manufacturers like Suzuki and Toyota. The brand offered models such as the Metro, Prizm, and Tracker, giving GM a competitive entry in the compact and subcompact segments during a period of rising import popularity. Geo vehicles were praised for their affordability and fuel economy, though the brand was discontinued in 1997 and folded back into Chevrolet. Geo's models live on in enthusiast circles for their light weight and simplicity. Discover the detailed history of any Geo with a VIN lookup report from Gotovin.com.