Vehicle: Geo Tracker



  • Thank you CAMI team members for 10 great years

    Thank you CAMI team members for 10 great years

    It was an exciting day at CAMI Automotive on April 11, 1989 when our first vehicle-a shiny, red two-door convertible Suzuki Sidekick – rolled off the production line. Since then, we have built 1.25 million high-quality economy cars and sport utility vehicles and we are now exporting vehicles worldwide. If…

  • CAMI 10 Years of Excellence

    CAMI 10 Years of Excellence

    A Special Supplement of The Ingersoll Times Wednesday, May 19, 1999 If you are interested in more CAMI content, please see the story from David and Jarod here. Submitted by: Jarod Moorhouse

  • Suzuki Original Zubehör

    Suzuki Original Zubehör

    This brochure showcases original options and accessories for the Suzuki Sidekick available in Germany for 1992. Submitted by: Karol Gadomski

  • Good Clean Fun

    Good Clean Fun

    Good clean fun. Go ahead. Play in the mud. Below is a version that has been repaired in photoshop. And here is a to-scale printable PDF. Print on 12×18 paper and trim the white border.

  • Blows Away Hills and Valets

    Blows Away Hills and Valets

    You won’t be surprised to learn that the all-new Sidekick Sport has gained the admiration of many a hill, dale and yes, even the most jaded parking attendant.

  • Geo CFC Q&A

    Geo CFC Q&A

    Found in a 1994 Geo Tracker in a junkyard in Clayton North Carolina.

  • Good Year Tire Warranty

    Good Year Tire Warranty

    Found in a 1994 Geo Tracker in a junkyard in Clayton North Carolina.

  • Geo Satisfaction System Delivery Inspection

    Geo Satisfaction System Delivery Inspection

    Found in a 1994 Geo Tracker in a junkyard in Clayton North Carolina.

  • Geo OEM Binder

    Geo OEM Binder

    Found in a 1994 Geo Tracker in a junkyard in Clayton North Carolina.

  • Suzuki 1991 Full Line

    Suzuki 1991 Full Line

    For 38 years, we’ve been dedicated to building reliable, rugged, and affordable vehicles for people who want something more than identical-looking, identical-driving cars. Submitted by: Michael Termine