Geo’s Wild Dirt Tracker concept car comes with Camaro Power
The hardcore Tracker features a 3.4-liter V6 from the Camaro with 200 horsepower The Geo Dirt Tracker concept will go to auction later this month with no reserve price. Introduced more than thirty years ago, it features a V6 engine derived from the Camaro that puts out 200 horsepower. Having seen better days, the concept is no longer road legal and needs some restoration. General Motors' Geo brand is a fever dream among the Japanese, with the company launching rebadged versions of the Toyota Corolla, Suzuki Swift and Isuzu Impulse. However, we're more interested in the Tracker paired with the Suzuki Sidekick. While the Geo brand was abandoned in 1997, we're taking a look back at it today as the Dirt Tracker concept is set to go to auction later this month. It's for sale at the Barrett-Jackson fall auction in Scottsdale and is a blast from the past. More info: This 400-mile Chevrolet Metro hatchback is a 2000 economy…
Toyota GR Corolla owner sues dealer for secretly installing GPS tracker
The GR Corolla owner's lawyer said the situation did not bode well for the dealership halfway through the purchase agreement A GR Corolla owner discovered a dealer-installed GPS tracker in his car, even though he had already paid off the car. Initially, the Toyota dealer denied installing the device, but eventually admitted it. The owner's legal counsel is currently determining whether the dealer installed the car illegally. Sometimes owners discover cool features long after they first buy their car, like long-pressing the unlock button and having all the windows roll down, or hidden storage compartments that few people knew about. In Anthony Do's case, the unexpected "feature" he discovered was a GPS tracker that the dealer had installed on his Toyota GR Corolla without his knowledge, as we first reported in June. Now, his committee says they have reviewed about half of the purchase agreements and have not found any mention of the device. Apparently, they don't expect to find…
Toyota GR Corolla owner sues dealer for secretly installing GPS tracker
The GR Corolla owner's lawyer said the situation did not bode well for the dealership halfway through the purchase agreement A GR Corolla owner discovered a dealer-installed GPS tracker in his car, even though he had already paid off the car. Initially, the Toyota dealer denied installing the device, but eventually admitted it. The owner's legal counsel is currently determining whether the dealer installed the car illegally. Sometimes owners discover cool features long after they first buy their car, like long-pressing the unlock button and having all the windows roll down, or hidden storage compartments that few people knew about. In Anthony Do's case, the unexpected "feature" he discovered was a GPS tracker that the dealer had installed on his Toyota GR Corolla without his knowledge, as we first reported in June. Now, his committee says they have reviewed about half of the purchase agreements and have not found any mention of the device. Apparently, they don't expect to find…
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