Junkyard Gem: 1991 Geo Metro LSi Convertible — autoblog.com

Beginning in 1985, General Motors brought over Suzuki Cultuses and sold them here with Chevrolet Sprint badges, which Americans bought in surprisingly large numbers (considering the crash in fuel prices around that time). When the time came for The General to launch a separate brand selling rebadged Japanese machines— Geo— the second-generation Cultus became the Geo Metro. Sporting a fuel-sipping three-cylinder engine, the Metro mostly sold to penny-pinchers interested only in cheap commuting… but GM decided to make a fun convertible version, anyway. Here's one of those cars, finally retired near Denver at age 30.

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