The Geo Metro went out of production following the 2001 model year to what we imagine was very little fanfare. There wasn’t a whole lot of love for the economical compact car when it was actively being produced, but it seems one enthusiast in Ohio had a huge liking for the cheap and tiny General Motors family car.
The Geo Metro fan in question recently listed their entire collection of Metros for sale online via Facebook Marketplace – but there’s a catch: the cars are far from being in showroom condition. In fact, we’d describe this assembly of Metros as a junkyard rather than a collection. The good news, though, is that the entire lot of these rusty runabouts is selling for just $9,000.
We’re not sure why this person has so many examples of the Geo Metro sitting on their property, but the listing indicates that all eighteen of them “ran until they became unsafe for highway driving,” whatever that means. It appears as though all of them are second-generation models and the listing also indicates they are powered by the standard 1.0L three-cylinder engine. For those who may not know, the Metro was also offered with a larger 1.3L four-cylinder engine. Most of the cars offered for sale have a manual transmission, but there are a few automatics as well.
The seller says they have titles for “most” of the cars pictured and promises there are “many good parts” within their little allotment of Geos. Anyone trying to restore a Geo Metro to like-new condition (if such a person even exists) or trying to get one back on the road can check out the listing at this link for more information. The cars are located in Gnadenhutten, Ohio.
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“In fact, we’d describe this assembly of Metros as a junkyard rather than a collection.” the first word on Alona’s post that is not “Geo Metro” is “junkyard”, nowhere does it say “collection”.
A good running Metro can still beat most cars on the road today when it comes to fuel efficiency, and there was a guy here in southern California running a business on fixing them up
The brother-in-law picked up one of those Chinese buggies for $500, it uses the 800cc 3-cyl and trans axle that is a mirror image out of a ’92 I believe. I guess Suzuki sold the design to the Chinese.
They probably just ripped it off, like they do with pretty much everything else.
This scrap pile would have trouble bringing $900, much less $9000…..
Hi my name is rory I have a 1991 geo metro lsi convertible, trying to restore it, im looking for the weather stripping for it, can anyone help me please 🤞🤞🤞
hi.
I have a Chevy Metro LSI, 1300cc Automatic.
4 door.
Looking for the window regulators for the driver and the passenger sides.
Would like to know the cost of the piece sent to Miami, Florida.
thank you kindly.
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hi.
I have a Chevy Metro LSI, 1300cc Automatic.
4 door.
Looking for the window regulators for the driver and the passenger sides.
Would like to know the cost of the piece sent to Miami, Florida.
thank you kindly.
whatsa