I literally bought one today! Low KM, great condition, 98 models year. I’ve loved these since they came out and am glad to have found one that isn’t rusted out! Great video and thanks!
@Charles Hanks I actually like non mainstream vehicles alot and admire Suzuki for taking a chance on it. I'd love to own a Isuzu Vehi-Cross or Subaru BRAT.
These were such weird little things, which means I love them. I'm glad the Red Bull version was mentioned as that's pretty much the only time I saw one.
Lol..Yeah I had plans to make a vid on one and when my coworker brought his in, I jumped on it sooner. It was a odd thing, but quirky cars I find interesting.
there are two for sale for under 3000 euros near me, i'm thinking about saving up for one! i've always loved weird designs and i love getting comments when i park my car!
The guy I work with one gets asked about it all the time. He is selling his, but I don't know if a trip across the Atlantic would be worth it to you LOL.
@@autochatter I love the Geo and this looks more aerodynamic. I think it's very practical. I'd love to find one in decent shape, without 30 year old bearings.
Got the x90, Sidekick and the Samurai. Many sidekick parts are interchangeable, but all glass and trim are so hard to find. At some point, it'll be converted to plexy glass. Fyi, window motors are same as toyota. Plan on lifting the x90 sometime like my Samurai and bulding it up. My sidekick has become a parts car for both the Samurai and the x90. The car in stock form sure turns heads and generates a lot of smiles! Not really 'cool', but more fun!
I love Samurais! The X90 was considered a replacement for them as the last Samurais sold in the U.S. didn't have back seats. I think its because regulations required shoulder belts in the rear? The X90 was unusual. The guy I know with one gets attention with it as many don't know what it is.
You should do a show on Daewoo which it seemed a short -lived automaker from Korea that once made electronics and heavy equipment and was bought out by GM.
I’ve only recently seen this car once in real life… instantly, absolutely adored it.. wish they still made them
The guy I work with that has one gets asked about it all the time.
I bought one a couple months ago. Best money I’ve ever spent.
They are good little offroaders. I really think they could get valuable. Suzuki Samurais can get pricey now.
I wouldnt have bought one in 97, but in 2017 it showed up for sale, I love it, drives great, it gets a little squirrely on slippery roads.
I get it..One of those its so quirky now its cool things?
I literally bought one today! Low KM, great condition, 98 models year. I’ve loved these since they came out and am glad to have found one that isn’t rusted out! Great video and thanks!
That's great! Hope you enjoy it!
how is it after 6 months?! i'm thinking about saving up for one
I adore my x90 think he's just a late bloomer I get stopped Daily with complements and offers too buy
They have to be getting rare today.
I love it, one of my top 10 dreamcars
Cool! I still see the black on in the vid about every day.
I loved these little x90. bought one but it waS totaled 3 months later. .but never got around to buying another
They were different. My father bought a 91 Geo Tracker new and it was fun offroad.
@@autochatter I know we're different bought it as fun driver not off roading
@Charles Hanks I actually like non mainstream vehicles alot and admire Suzuki for taking a chance on it. I'd love to own a Isuzu Vehi-Cross or Subaru BRAT.
These were such weird little things, which means I love them. I'm glad the Red Bull version was mentioned as that's pretty much the only time I saw one.
Lol..Yeah I had plans to make a vid on one and when my coworker brought his in, I jumped on it sooner. It was a odd thing, but quirky cars I find interesting.
there are two for sale for under 3000 euros near me, i'm thinking about saving up for one! i've always loved weird designs and i love getting comments when i park my car!
The guy I work with one gets asked about it all the time. He is selling his, but I don't know if a trip across the Atlantic would be worth it to you LOL.
I think it's gorgeous
I still see the one I filmed often. I admire its different, but the shape of them never appealed to me.
@@autochatter I love the Geo and this looks more aerodynamic. I think it's very practical. I'd love to find one in decent shape, without 30 year old bearings.
Got the x90, Sidekick and the Samurai. Many sidekick parts are interchangeable, but all glass and trim are so hard to find. At some point, it'll be converted to plexy glass. Fyi, window motors are same as toyota. Plan on lifting the x90 sometime like my Samurai and bulding it up. My sidekick has become a parts car for both the Samurai and the x90. The car in stock form sure turns heads and generates a lot of smiles! Not really 'cool', but more fun!
I love Samurais! The X90 was considered a replacement for them as the last Samurais sold in the U.S. didn't have back seats. I think its because regulations required shoulder belts in the rear? The X90 was unusual. The guy I know with one gets attention with it as many don't know what it is.
The guy who narrates these is hilarious. And the car is rlly cool
Thank you
The car is cute, nice video 👍
Thanks!
You should do a show on Daewoo which it seemed a short -lived automaker from Korea that once made electronics and heavy equipment and was bought out by GM.
Yep...Today they are known as GM South Korea. The Chevy Spark is basically a Daewoo. I've had thoughts on a "dead brands" episode.
My Daewoo Lanos was short lived... darn motor blew after a few years. Mileage helped me out during college though.