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Someone has really looked after that!

Believe it or not, I can tell you about two cars in the GEO lineup that gave a new look for the aging chevy cars. The Geo prism look was used to gave the caprice a newr look & the Geo storm look was used to give the camaro a newer look. After that, those two cars were killed by chevy & never got redesign.

When they have XR7 in the license plate you know they love that car I love car enthusiasts like this they keep this generation of cars going

I didn't know you could get any service nowadays for $50. Some shops are charging over $150/hr near me in NH.

Looks like that Saturn was kind of babied. Not many were. You're lucky to find it.

$50 well spent!

You must be cursing that raccoon!

I am so sorry that the Trabi had to be sold, but as you said, sometimes you have to make a difficult sacrifice in order to free up money for something that is a necessity. I know that feeling. That bit about emissions testing being done on a county by county basis is nuts - we have it countrywide here. Good luck with the Saturn, as it looks like you got a good one - and it was nice to see that big ol' Lincoln again as it's such an impressive thing!

Congrats on the car man!😊

My cousin may have seen that same Baja last week!

What block? I'm in Akron right now with a CLEANER white Lumina in Maple Valley.

I loved my citation

Sold Japanese “and” Korean cars as Chevy.. and Chevy, still selling Asian cars as Buicks in Asia.

I've never seen a steering wheel from a Trabant like the one in your car. It must be very rare.

Here in Australia we didn't have GEO brand but most of those cars were sold under there parent company n some under GM Holden. Saturn would made more sense as Holden for unknown reasons stop selling European cars n shifted to Deawoo cars rebranned as Holden, well Saturn could keep supplying European cars.

Greetings from the UK! I wanted a Trabant for a long time after renting one for an afternoon in Poland. I also have a keen interest in the former DDR/GDR. I particularly wanted the Kombi (estate) version so it would be practical for carting stuff too. I found one in December 2020. It arrived in pretty poor shape, and after being stored away I've been working on it since May of this year (2024), including a lot of welding on the floor. It is now very close to being ready for inspection! They are certainly a quirky little car, I get stopped all the time by people asking what it is, about the engine etc. Yours looks in great condition, well done!

Lmao definitely not the only clean one left we derby the wheels off them up here

Ordinary cars that have survived down through the years are really interesting.

I’m more interested in the cat tbh

Saw one of those yesterday. They're interestingly styled, and I'm being generous there!

There's a Tesla office in my building. So there's lots of Teslas in the parking lot and there's been one cyber truck for quite a while. The panel gaps and sharp edges are quite surprising and concerning. It's a very polarizing vehicle.

I still see plenty of those Prizms rolling around. Die hard vehicles.

4 2 |------------|-----------| 3 1 R driver direction ------ engine direction

I briefly had a late 80s Pontiac 6000. That era GM was button madness and seeing that SSE steering wheel reminded me LOL. Between the radio, HVAC, and steering wheel pod my 6000 must have had 82 buttons. Hahaha.

Suzuki cars aren't known for lasting a long time.

I haven't seen one of those in a long time!

Bringing a Ford product to a GM show in Dearborn...that's gotta count for something

I would recommend avoiding the Fiesta and the 2012+ Focus as they are notorious for their faulty transmissions.

Now that’s facts 💯

Oh, now I don't think we got those over here.

Was fun getting to drive the Lincoln. Cool video!

I recognize that cavalier wagon ! Lol it's me !! 😊

0:00 the fuck?

We had the 4 door sedan ...nice car.

Your friend's Lincoln Town Car is incredible, such a piece of 1980's luxury in superb condition. He must be so proud of it - I know I would be! Thanks for showing us all those amazing vehicles at the car show - the Cavalier Wagon reminded me so much of Vauxhall's version here in the UK. Some people mock the 80's as the "age that taste forgot" but not here and I can only imagine just how rare some of these cars are now. Thinking about it, most examples of what my dad and my uncle drove when I was younger have long since vanished.

That's something special!