Charming simplicity, boxy proportions, and coveted cult status. Whether you know it best as the Geo Tracker, the Suzuki Sidekick, the Chevrolet Tracker, or, if you're Canadian, as the Pontiac ...

Geo was a short-lived, forgettable budget sub-brand of Chevrolet that existed from the late 1980s to the late 1990s. One of the brand’s most popular vehicles was the Suzuki Sidekick-based Tracker. You ...

For better or worse, it’s been quite some time since we’ve seen the Chevy Tracker (a.k.a. “Geo Tracker”) sold in American dealerships, but the badge is still alive and well in some parts of the world ...

In 2004, Shawn Peterson ponied up $3,000 for his first Suzuki Samurai. Then he convinced his mom to drive him from International Falls, Minn., to Rockford, Ill., to pick it up. He was 18 years old, ...

First introduced for the 1989 model year across the Americas, as a rebadged version of the little Suzuki Escudo/Vitara crossover SUV, the Chevrolet/Geo Tracker has had a rather convoluted history. And ...

General Motors’ Geo brand was a Japanese fever dream that saw the company offer rebadged versions of the Toyota Corolla, Suzuki Swift, and Isuzu Impulse. However, we’re more interested in the Tracker ...

The subcompact Chevy Tracker crossover utility vehicle – better known here in the United States as the “Chevy Trax” – was Brazil’s fastest-growing utility vehicle model through the first three ...

In 2004, Shawn Peterson ponied up $3,000 for his first Suzuki Samurai. Then he convinced his mom to drive him from International Falls, Minn., to Rockford, Ill., to pick it up. He was 18 years old, ...