Hardcore off-roading enthusiasts will often tell you that the optimal all-terrain rig would be a small 4X4 SUV with a narrow track width. If there’s any SUV that fits this description, it would be the Geo Tracker, and now, there’s one for sale in Michigan for just under $13,000.
Recently listed for sale on Cars.com, this particular Geo Tracker hardtop has just over 62,000 miles on the odometer, and features a white exterior paint job along with a grey interior colorway. According to the listing, this Tracker is a single-owner vehicle, and has been involved in one accident.
Rolling on 15-inch wheels, this two-door Tracker boasts a rear seat delete, potentially intended to allow for extra cargo room in the minuscule four-wheeler. Other features include front and rear tow hooks, a swing-open tailgate, and a full-size, rear-mounted spare tire.
In regard to powertrain, this Tracker rocks a Suzuki-based 1.6L I4 gasoline engine that chokes out a diminutive-by-modern-standards 80 horsepower and 94 pound-feet of torque. Output is routed to the ground, or mud, via a five-speed manual transmission, along with the aforementioned 4WD drivetrain. According to the listing, this little off-roader gets 23 mpg in the city and 26 mpg on the highway.
For the all-terrain junkies out there, it’s worth noting that the 4WD system in the first-generation Tracker is legit, and features a two-speed transfer case and sturdy front- and rear-suspension setups.
Production of the Geo Tracker took place at the GM CAMI plant in Ontario, Canada. However, it’s worth noting that almost all 1989 and some 1990 models were manufactured in Japan and shipped to the U.S. due to delays at the CAMI assembly plant.
Would you pay more than $12,000 for a 30+ year old Geo Tracker? Let us know in the comments below!
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Comments
If mechanically sound, nice second vehicle in four season country
Has the ignition switch been changed out? The Geo’s slipped through the cracks on that list ! My son was killed when his Geo Storm ignition failed while driving across a bridge. The dashboard lit up like a Christmas tree and then Nothing. Car came up behind him and demolished the Geo Storm. Passenger lived to tell the story. I have tons of proof but the car didn’t make the list for class action suit with GM . I wish they would have just read my findings. This has ruined my life!
That’s terrible, Sharon! Thank you for sharing. We have a busy one mile Interstate bride with no shoulder. It’s been the site of accidents similar to the one that took your son’s life. Very sorry!
Thank you…it’s hard to see someone else end up like my son.I wish someone would of warned me about the ignition switch.
Prayer for you and your son Sharon. Losing a child is probably the worst thing to experience in life.
Thank you for your prayers. I miss him so much !
I used to have a Tracker. It was a fun little vehicle. If I still had an R.V. I would do pay that much to tow it behind on trips.
It looks clean and rust-free, but with 62,000 miles on the odometer and one accident under its belt, can it be called mint condition?
Can you really call anything from/named Geo “mint”?
To me? No. I’m sure someone will buy it though. As they say in the car business “there’s an a$$ for every seat”.
Looks like $4k – $5k Tracker to me.
yes i would like the Blue and white with auto tranny and loaded if the white had auto tranny offered why not