This is how the 1993 GEO Prizm disguised itself as a domestic variant of the Toyota Corolla 

I miss my 94 5 speed... paid 800 for it in 06 and put miles on it. Got hit on drivers side quarter panel they totalled it...got paid 2800 bought it back for 500...swapped motor and transmission out into another... got hit in the rear end and paid another 2800... bought it back for 500 again then sold it for 800... best damn car ever I have owned!

Became a partial owner of a 2nd gen geo prizm and It’s such an amazing vehicle it never let me down and is a good daily to drive

I really liked my 96 Prizm LSi. Good memories.

My first car is the 1995 geo prizm base and I love it. Got it in 2018 as a graduation gift when I was in highschool. Still have it and still going strong.

Great vid! My Grandfather bought a Prism in 93. He was a loyal Toyota man since the 70s and had a Celica and Camry before. He went the Prism route because it was a little cheaper than the Corolla...even though it was packaged with a little less standard features. In 99 he bought a Corolla.

You did your homework again. You hit all the spots. Right when I was thinking he did not cover this or that and there it was on the screen. You did a good job in how you expressed things as well about the Toyota connection as well. Some of the GEO's were sold as under a Pontiac sub brand in Canada. In Canada Pontiac in Canada help the image and position that Chevrolet holds in the United States. Chevrolet held the position Pontiac held in the United States in Canada. The roles were reversed there. Thank you once again.

Geo needs a comeback honestly…

Just got a 2000 Chevy prism with 110,000 miles. A couple dings but passed inspection and runs great!

Excellent job, really enjoyed your research and thoughts.

My next door neighbor had a black 95 prizm . I wanted that for my first car. Unfortunately, they moved and traded it for a 2011 Prius in 2013.

The '89-'91 Prizm sedan was built at NUMMI, just like the Chevy Nova before it. The hatchback Prizm was a version of the Corolla Sprinter, built elsewhere.

Love your videos, man. Could you do one for the Saturn SL?

90's cars can only be defined as 'BLAND' as they were nearly all indistinguishable from one another.

Still have a '94 5MT Prizm in the awful teal color with many Bondo spots. 289k miles and a decent winter car. My summer car is a 2003 Pontiac Vibe GT with the 6spd -- also made at NUMMI.

Toured the NUMMI plant in Fremont (Now Tesla) where these were built alongside the nearly identical Toyota Corrola. Great quality control was the emphasis on the assembly line. Clean facility and Tacoma trucks assembled there as well.

I got a 96 geo prizm. 250k+ miles on it. Gunna see if i can take it to 300k

I always had a small soft spot for Geo. At the time I was in middle school or so and had no idea these were Corollas until years later! But I remember them being solid cars if a little boring especially compared to that in house competition you mentioned. However I would rather had a Prizm over the Escort any day 😂

I wonder if these new generation can do 40 mpg’s like these kings back in the day and still make it more fun than these bigger cars nowadays? Makes me think these kids have it good with all that power and no money😂

awesome video! my corolla is a 2013 built after NUMMI closed but it has both the heart and the gumption of a Prizm lol also whats that wild beat you're using at the outro screen?

I always thought this car looked more like a Camry that the Corolla of its time.

I love you geo

My mom had the 84 nova, later the 91 geo and I had a 1995 geo

Had a '95 LSi and loved it until an accident. The bright red paint faded after 5 years but that was the only problem I ever had with it. The design still looks good to this day (and better than the Corolla of that time) and there are still many on the roads. I occasionally think about finding another LSi just for the hell of it.

What i don't understand is when they discontinued the geo brand whay didn't they bring back the chevy nova

lol, I have a 1997 of this car, 1.8L with 5 speed, 165,000 miles and everything still works

Chevy should of stuck with the the nova name know that the pontiac vibe and toyota matrix also known as the toyota voltz replaced the sprinter and geo prizm

Toyota and General Motors they have a partnership

I got one is amazing car.this will win a super charger .

First video on this channel about a Geo model, the Geo brand was one that not many people never knew existed, myself included. Around the same time this Geo sub-brand was launched, Chrysler launched the Eagle brand which I guess was Geo's main competitor in that neither brand had a unique model for themselves, both brands were short-lived and both brands just sold rebadged imports lol. But this was American brands had a bad habit of selling the same car across 4-5 brands.

Why lie to people? Asuna was ther same type thing they also did not sell GM cars Instead tell the truth

Trust me you Ben lies..