Geo/Chevrolet Metro

Chevrolet Sprint (1984-1988)

The Chevrolet Sprint was displaced by the American car manufacturer Chevrolet from 1984 to 1988 in North America small cars.

Model history

When Chevrolet Sprint, which was offered from spring 1984 in North America, it was a slightly amended, made ​​in Japan Suzuki Swift.

Initially available only as a three-door, from the end of 1985 as a larger five-door Sprint was powered by a one-liter, three-cylinder engine with 49 hp (36 kW). And cut for exceptional economy model variant Sprint E / R was associated with a standard consumption of 4.3 liters per 100 kilometers, the most fuel efficient car offered in North America.

From autumn 1988, the Sprint via the newly created brand Geo (car brand ) under the name Geo Metro was sold. In Canada the car but continued to be called Chevrolet Sprint.

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