MotorWeek | Retro Review: '90 Geo Storm GSi

anybody holding one of these?

[@randyw5964]

Remember in the middle the 80s to early 90s when it was fun to go to your Chevrolet Pontiac snd Ford dealership and look at all the cars and it wasn’t just all SUVs

[@MircomFan]

Remember when there was Pontiac dealerships lmao?

[@rebelusa6585]

Today cars, all of them look very similar. Boring to my eyes.

[@trentpettit6336]

@@MircomFan Most of them still exist, but are Buick-GMC dealerships today. Many of the Oldsmobile dealerships also sold Cadillac, so a large number of current Cadillac dealerships once were Cadillac-Oldsmobile dealerships too!

[@Sinn0100]

What? I don't know where you live but our showrooms are not all filled with SUV's. We are currently in a golden age of American muscle and they are everywhere.

[@benlogicfactsshapiro]

@@Sinn0100 ah yes we are in Peak American Muscle cars like: -Challenger: Discontinued -Charger: Going electric AWD -Mustang: An electric SUV -Cameo: Discontinued -Viper: Discontinued -Cougar: Discontinued -GTO: Discontinued The only car that is even sporty and available in manual is the new 400z, and it’s not even an American brand. Muscle cars are dead. Hell, most sports cars are dead.

[@pontiacmaniac7772]

It’s like a Camaro and a Saturn had a baby

[@retiredsnowbunnyhunterx5106]

Lol true

[@explodifier6021]

To me it looks like an uglier 4th gen camaro.

[@lxdead5585]

@@explodifier6021 I'd say it looks like a bastard of 3rd gen Firebird and 4th gen Camaro xD

[@a.person7825]

Somebody cheated. Toyota under the hood. 😆

[@nephhhhhh]

@@explodifier6021it came out before the camaro style did

[@chrisdengerd9363]

This man will not rest until every vehicle comes equipped with a volt meter and oil temp meter. He got so happy that it has them lol.

[@TheZXKUQYB]

I had a oil cooler leak in my old Rx-7 GSLSE and my oil pressure meter hinted there was a problem. You drive youre long enough you get a feel where that needle should be. Course it must have been a design flaw had another exact same problem years laters, same with the throttle body.

[@VerticalMARS1]

Volt meter is another name for pussy magnet.

[@a.person7825]

"A nice piece of work."

[@chuckycheese84]

He changed his approach in later years

[@TechWizMaster]

haha well said he does always point that out...hope he got used to it cause 2020 now and my brand new CIVIC still doesnt have them volt meter lol

[@MrFlintmica]

These old reviews have me hooked. Man how the times have changed.

[@htceris]

You should check out their datsun 280 turbo review LMAO

[@0525ohhwell]

+Carlos Sanchez yeah, that one is gold!

[@htceris]

LMAO yup

[@edrice2621]

4:57 That and nowadays that extra port would be used for cell phones.

[@TheInkPitOx]

@@edrice2621 Why has it for so long been known as a cigarette lighter when it clearly would be inappropriate for cigarettes?

[@Torch70]

Took delivery of my black 5 speed with A/C, 2+2 on June 25th 1990. Still own it, currently has about 63K miles and looks showroom new. The original black paint is flawless and 10 miles deep. I've yet to grow tired of its looks and rowing through that awesome 5 speed is a blast. Only changes are a CD stereo and the factory '91 15" GSi wheels. Still have the original stereo and wheels too. Ordered it when I was 19 and now at 45 it's just nostalgia for me. So many great times and road trips. It shares the garage with an extremely rare Porsche and I swear if there was ever a fire, the Geo would be the first to be saved.

[@codyhood5901]

+19psi thats awesome

[@aquateen77723]

That's cool! I know what you mean. I bought my 95 Honda Accord coupe 5 speed new and I can't bring myself to sell it!

[@rayzian]

please make a video of it

[@Torch70]

+rayzian I'll try and make one in April. I store it every winter and it's currently on dollies and covered up in the rear of my garage.

[@rodmunch69]

My uncle had a base model '89 Metro... man let tell you, what a complete and total piece of trash. If there was a fire at your house I'd pay to have that Metro delivered to it so it could burn down in your garage.

[@shaesham]

He is hiding it but he loooooves those voltmeter and oil pressure gauges.

[@alexsbikesandmotors]

i actually think it's a pretty good looking car. especially for those days

[@MinnesotaChevy454]

+Alex's Bikes and Motors Yeah, I love to hate on Geo, but I actually kind of like the storm. It's nothing compared to the Miata though.

[@HomeWrecknKneeKnockr]

MinnesotaChevy454 way to compare apples to oranges lol🍊🍎🤔

[@katynunnery6254]

Alex's Bikes and Motors dttdggfftgtrrytgasZxvgf

[@bflo1000]

Had one of these.

[@halohunter5217]

@@MinnesotaChevy454 Well, the Impulse RS Turbo was the same car with AWD and would stomp a Miata.

[@donnis618]

I had a 91 GSI with the better wheels and tires. It handled great and was a lot of fun. Drove it from VA to Cali and back when I was in the Navy lol

[@bigaltro]

Owned a base model w/manual trans. Fun to drive, economical and dependable. Also had a non-interference valve train so a broken timing belt did not equal an engine rebuild like a lot of the Japanese cars in the same class. Great econobox for its time.

[@FirebirdCamaro1220]

The Storm was Japanese, it was a Captive Import of the Isuzu Impulse

[@TheMattc999]

I'll never forget going to Mid-America Raceway back in like 1992 with my dad and seeing one of these lining up against a 69 Camaro with a blown small block, only for the Storm to rip off a 10 second quarter mile and blow the doors off that Camaro. Yes, it still had the 4 cylinder, my dad and I were both shocked. It looked bone stock, and neither of us were expecting anything like that out of a Geo.

[@RCinSoCal2]

Bought the fully loaded GSI soon as they came out in 1990...drove it for 10 years at about 150k miles...was my first new car and loved it!

[@phijef89]

I owned a 90 gsi for 6 years it was my first new car! Had 180k on it when i sold it. Car was a cool car for its time. I remember driving it to Florida from Ohio a few times. It was a great car at the local cruz spot. A lot of people liked this car back in the day. Not many problems out of mine. In the door jam it said made in japan by isuzu. Once i fit 3 people in the back seat!! I kept it clean as hell. Every now and then you see one, but they realy have died out. It would be amazing to drive one thats in good shape again. Thank you Motorweek for saving this part of history. It is the best video on you tube of the GEO STORM GSi. Several months ago i asked if you could put up a video of the Storm in an email to someone over at Motorweek. Thank you again. Jeff

[@coolarmybrat]

Thank you for the RETRO REVIEW Motorweek!!! I missed my white 90 Geo Storm (base model which I modded with ground effect plus more) when I gave it away to my folks back in the late 90s. I missed it so much that last year I bought a black 90 Geo Storm GSI for $800; she handles pretty darn well for having 180K miles which I believe the previous owner rebuilt the engine because it still runs great for a 25 year old car. To top it off, the car has minimal rust and small dings/body damage for the age of the car; can be repaired with minimum skill and time. All electronics are functional and all I have to do now is just have her PAINTED black all over again so the car would stand out. Like everyone is saying, "You hardly find one and when you do people are smiling and asking "where can I get one?"" :) Question? What alternate color will look great for this car (I was looking a dark blue)?

[@Acc0rd79]

You made me cry when I saw the CRX Si...when Honda actually made cars we wanted! Honda cars today are dull boring boxes. Great video! I love these old school vids:)

[@Clearanceman2]

Acc0rd79 They still make sporting stuff for other markets.

[@AE86ofMtAkina]

Acc0rd79 and 2 years later they're making cool stuff again

[@kellypg]

They are?

[@ramrunner3199]

Yea I loved those old crx’s and true Honda’s new stuff is pretty bland and boring.

[@ellechero1082]

A new Civic sport hatch and sedan Si/r are the best in their class imo. Just twice the size of a old Crx but that’s another story

[@Shane-Singleton]

A friend of mine had one of these around 1996 or so when we were in high school. It's what I learned to drive a manual in. It was a good little car.

[@rars0n]

I gotta say, when I first saw one of these drive down my street as a kid back in the very early 90's, I thought it looked cool as hell. I loved the headlights and did briefly mistake it for a miniature Camaro from the front. I didn't know what the hell it was. These are still cool. They look better than the Impulse, although I wish the Storm had been given a turbo option. Even still, 84 mph trap speed is very respectable for a freaking 1990 Geo, especially one with only 125 hp. Then again, I just got finished watching the Retro Review of the 1990 Lincoln Town Car which had a 5.0L V8 that only made 150 hp...

[@benjaminde-campos5136]

Great timing turning the radio on. The bass solo of 'My Generation'!

[@MikeHernandezjett]

I remember getting Geo Storm brochures in the mail back in the day. I thought the hidden door handles were cool.

[@der_pinguin44]

Mike Hernandez they were, and saved me from a car jacking.

[@lxdead5585]

I bought yellow '91 GSi 2+2 in manual at the end of summer of 2022. 67k mileage, interior like brand new. It had it's issue but it's all going to be dealt with in 2023. It's really great car for it's size and power. I love it a lot.

[@corvusala]

Great looking little car. If the interior materials and engineering had been held up to the same standard as the design this would have been a classic.

[@shelliannemulka2610]

The first Saturn I mistook for a mildly updated Geo Storm, thought it was just 4 door variation. I had over 275,000 miles on my Storm with no major repairs,my neighbor went thru 3 new Saturns during the same period with engine failures at 60 to 80 thousand miles on each of them. Many was the time I towed his latest shiny new Saturn home behind my dusty old Isuzu clone. He got about 200,000 miles out of THREE new Saturns in total, made my Storm quite a bargain for the money. He traded his last Saturn in on a new Daewoo, I towed that home behind my Storm twice. I suspect my neighbor has been a victim of some sort of automotive voodoo curse of some kind !

[@iamatlantis1]

the transmissions were the worst part about the Saturn's. My Mom's indeed failed at around 80k miles

[@Cokie907]

You fucktards are turning this into a Saturn bashing thread? Spare all of us ok? THE VID IS ABOUT GEO STORMS, DUH? Take it somewhere else.

[@ricorob100]

I always like the geo storm gsi! Especially the 90-91 models with the flip up headlights. In high school I remember everyone raving about it when a friends brother bought one (a base model). It was a cool car though, with a cool design although the rear seats sucked if you were above 5'8 your head would hit the rear window. They were pretty quick with the five speed though, it gave a cavalier Z24 a run (at least the automatic ones vs five speed storm).

[@darthgraggus2690]

ricorob100 I know what you mean...if you were somewhat short,it was fine car but if you were tall (or overweight) it can be a pain in the ass to get into. That is all I have to say. cheers.

[@mbizzle03]

Had a 92 Gsi. Still one of my favorite cars I've ever owned. Raw, loud, and handled well. Really fun to drive!

[@flyjarrett]

I had a 1990 Storm as a college kid. I needed a transportation for a long commute and my dad got a great deal on one and purchased it without me seeing it first. I was skeptical at first, but it really grew on me. It handled really well and the power wasn't all that bad. I think it's a very underrated car for its time.

[@SlitWristMisfit_]

Spoiled.

[@flyjarrett]

@@SlitWristMisfit_ Hardly. I worked my ass off all through college, but had good parents who helped when I needed it the most.

[@SlitWristMisfit_]

@@flyjarrett Getting to go to college and your parents buying a brand new car for you is pretty privileged. Especially since they just brought it home for you without even seeing if you liked it and your reactions wasn't "Oh my God! You were so kind to me you actually purchased me a car!?" Your reaction in your own words was skepticism. Most people would be ecstatic to be handed a new car no matter what it was. Spoiled.

[@flyjarrett]

@@SlitWristMisfit_ troll, it was an old car when I got it. Never said it was new. Please go away.

[@Gangularis]

You have to be kidding.. I owned one. The stick shift felt cheep and clunky. It was extremely underpowered! It felt dangerous just trying to merge onto the expressway.. I also owned a 2000 celica stick shift and the difference between that car and this one, when it came to quality and performance, was night and day. The engineering of this car was an absolute joke!

[@subielife4life]

The front looks so sexy and sporty and looks very masculine.. It resembles the front end of a 93-97 camaro Z28 with the same headlights and fog lights and turn signals...looks like a Minnie camaro Z28...anybody agree with me?

[@bandombeviews6035]

Jorge Lopez But better! The partial flip up headlights look amazing.

[@subielife4life]

RandomReviews yup your right man they do look better!

[@kennybruder8653]

It reminds me of how the Vega looked like a miniature Camaro in the '70s.

[@tmmurphy]

Or the Monza / Starfire

[@FastSloW-qt8xf]

Haha it does look like a camaro,, my brother has a storm for a couple months when we were kids... I never joy rode it though

[@Hughesburner]

I remember my uncle buying one of these new. My teenage self said "Cool, it looks like Camaro!". He reminded me that it was anything but that.

[@TheHelghast1138]

I'm so addicted to John's videos. This was a great little sports car back in the day 🏁 brand new for under 13k ...just....wow

[@laweezemorton8884]

I had a '91 back in 2000 and loved it.. such a fun little car for the price..

[@parhomshoar5616]

I miss Isuzu's cars. I'd love a Stylus with the twin-cam, or turbo AWD Impulse.

[@der_pinguin44]

Parhom Shoar Having had the Impulse RS... Don't. You'll fall in love with a car that has poor parts availability.

[@jjthegreat1981]

@@der_pinguin44 I am a bit late to this response party. Had an impulse RS and miss it dearly. Rarely a day goes by I regret selling it. Only 1200 sold in north america.

[@darknessislight3689]

The front end always reminds me of my mom’s Buick Shyhawk (coupe) GM family face 😂 I always wanted one of those 🥺 memories

[@Hazwaste63]

Thanks for taking the time to post these!

[@Prodriver33]

I had a GF in high school with a yellow one, I thought it was a joke girl car till later in life I saw one killing the competition at an auto cross.

[@richardkaltenbach3961]

Dude, It's A GUY Car And Not A Chick Car! Especially A GS-I! Girls Cannot Handle That High Winding 1.6 Or 1.8 With 130 And 140 Horsepower Respectively! Women Just Don't Know What To Do With It. I Wish I Had A Storm GS-I. Glad I Have My Geo METRO!

[@bandombeviews6035]

Richard Kaltenbach You Don't Have To Capitalise Every Word

[@handyman3320]

@@bandombeviews6035 oh shut up

[@bandombeviews6035]

Handy Man i apalogeize

[@handyman3320]

@@bandombeviews6035 👍

[@f.d.english5080]

(17yrs old) I so remember seeing a Storm on a distant car carrier. I was like, is that the new Camaro. Being a 3rd gen fan, I was so happy to find out it was not....then came the 4th gen Camaro, We get a Fat Geo Storm :(

[@nrcg2317]

My aunt had a Geo Storm. It was wonderful. Lot's of power and comfortable for her and husband.

[@whoohaaXL]

I looked through Autotrader to find a GSI for about 3 months before I finally pulled the trigger on a 5 speed base model in 2001. With 95 hp, I added a Pacesetter header, HotShot intake and had a muffler shop header-back exhaust. I set out to wipe smiles off faces...and she did just that.

[@aventari]

So you had maybe 105 hp ;)

[@whoohaaXL]

@@aventari If that, lol.

[@tjs114]

My first new car was a 1991 Geo Storm (not GSi)with a 5 speed. I put over 210,000 miles on it before I traded it in needing more space. In that time I replaced the timing belt 3 times (because you had to at 60k miles) replaced the tires 4 times and did two brake jobs. Other than that and oil changes, I never had a problem with it. Heck, it was still on the original clutch! It was a great first new car for that era, especially since I was commuting about 200 miles daily. Noise wise, 71db is still what you see in most cars today, heck check out a Prius- those things are deafening.

[@oreotcat]

I LOVED this car when I was in high school. I wanted one in the worst way. Kind of a neat example for it's time.

[@speterbilt]

I had a 91 geo storm gsi. I loved that car. Had 177k miles when i sold it. Still ran like new and had original clutch in it

[@ravenx72]

I miss mine. I had the Aqua 1990 Geo Storm GSI. That car was so much fun and an attention getter, lol. My friends hated the back seat. She had some get up and go. It was dangerous though. I would fishtail on tight turns in the rain. I became an expert getting out of them.

[@thegr8n84ever6]

I had one of these in high school. My senior year the tranny was screwed and I lost reverse. It was so light I put my foot out the door like the flinstones and could push it in reverse on flat surfaces. I used it like this for 6 months until I needed a sticker. I was also 400 lbs at the time and my stomach hit the steering wheel. The chair touched the back seat when it was all the way back. One thing was it had the greatest fuel mileage you could imagine. It had a switch to save fuel. But it would have problems getting up hills and I dont remember ever getting over 35 on steep hills

[@supercooled]

not sure if entire factual but that was comedy gold.

[@thebestisyettocome4114]

I never owned. But I did know a girl in 1990 who bought one new... She was a real pleasure to look at. Maybe 21 at the time. So the car was a after though!

[@scottgeorge4760]

The Original Mr. E L M E R I also know a real cutie in the early 90"s who bought one new . It was teal/green and she was 20 years old. I own a "91" GSI GEO STORM.

[@chuckhpnwx]

I had a yellow one that I bought in 2005'ish with 210K on it. I used it as a long distance commuter car for 3 years before selling it when I needed to get rid of a car. I really enjoyed that car. I had put coil overs in it, better wheels/tires, Euro beam lights, and a bunch of other things. It was a great driving car...very comfortable, handled like on rails, 40 MPG, good in snow, and so on. Wish I could have kept it, but I had to let go of something, and at the time, my more practical car won out.

[@fortheloveofnoise9298]

if i could find one with a manual I would never sell it

[@itmustbelove08]

My sister had a white 93. I loved it.

[@g00dl00kinb0i]

GSi is a trim level GM used in Germany on some Opel models too, drove as passenger in a equally sporty looking Opel Astra B GSi. Those '90s cars are becoming so hot to me again.

[@hobbymanx9200]

I bought this car recently with a dust cover and a nice pair of driving shoes for it. It's a 30 year old car with small blemishes but I'm happy to restore the whole thing as I drive it occasionally. Now I'm a happy man.

[@mach1mustangguy992]

My best friend had one of these back in the early 2000s. It was a fun little sport compact car! He kept it for years until the motor blew. He still regrets just not putting in a rebuilt one

[@vassa1972]

Very cool I remember my friend Andre had one of these back in the day, it was far better than his first car, his mom's dodge Horizon which nothing worked properly lol

[@hutchcraftcp]

I know a few people who had them...mechanically they were good cars. In the Midwest they rusted right behind the door in the rocker panels.

[@madjimms]

Love the way this looks.

[@ldylkr]

I used to have one of these. Loved it.

[@BrandonLy3993]

I like those headlights. Seems like that can still be made "modern" since people don't like full flip lights anymore (and for safety reasons in pedestrian impact). But it'll be cool to have just a tiny "flip" in new cars.

[@84gssteve]

Hits, include the lack of the term "oriental" used throughout. Misses, include the continuing parade of 30-something, white, sunglasses wearing serial killers testing the vehicles.

[@jennifergonzalez5303]

Love it lol ur funny

[@OfLefty]

It looks like an early Saturn SC2

[@der_pinguin44]

mister fiero Not the first Isuzu Saturn decided to copy. The Saturn Vue took designs from the Axiom.

[@GyroPyro121212]

Kyle Reese Seeing as Saturn was also a subsidiary of GM just like Geo, it makes sense that inspiration was taken.

[@GoldenGrenadier]

The storm and SC2 were like miniature Camaros and Firebirds respectively.

[@quad5186]

Golden Grenadier and I thought the Storm looked better than the Camaro in proportion.

[@arcticfox6808]

I think Saturn came after GM whored out Geo until the end. Now both are dead, along with Pontiac, and Olds. GM... idiots at the helm year after year.

[@JoseMartinez-jw2dy]

Brings back memories, I had one in 1999

[@Sarasdad91]

The Storms were good cars. Worked for Avis back in late 89 who ordered several of them, and they became popular rentals and reliable too.

[@kondor99999]

Test drove one of these (used) when I was dead broke in med school in 1999. Coming from the crap old cars I had to drive back then, this thing felt like a Ferrari to me, but it cost $3500 and was way out of my price range. I currently have a new BMW M6, but tbh nothing will ever be as awesome to me as this little car was in that situation.

[@speterbilt]

Wish I still had my 91 gsi 5spd. I loved that car. Sold it with 177k miles and still ran like new

[@knockersgarage7561]

I had the rare twin. I loved the impulse round headlights. it was fun to drive but it constantly left me stranded.

[@BucksMom218]

I had the base model...❤️ simple, perfect and no repairs, ever.

[@ScaryGhost1]

I had one of these, a teal 1991 GSi. I was a surprisingly good car and everything worked on it when I sold it at 188000 miles. I still see it around from time to time, not a bad car at all. Not as awesome as my geo metro was but more fun for sure!

[@wademckenney6610]

ScaryGhost1 my dad used to have a metro untill someone hit him and turned the car into a meatball lol

[@oscarchavez2240]

My best friend had a new one and I enjoyed driving it on Saturday nights.

[@ssjwes]

Ah the Geo Storm... I had the GSi verison back then and took the rear "seats" out and just filled it with subwoofers. Had a mechanic friend help me retrofit a larger alternator onto it(can't remember what it came out of anymore) that was a 120amps. That car was perfect for large bass the way my setup was turned the whole car into a rolling sub box. I had people who would literally get out of the car and throw up after testing it out.

[@whoohaaXL]

That little 1.6 DOHC 16V was a screamer!

[@der_pinguin44]

whoohaaXL there was a website a few years back that showed a guy who had put a couple side draft carburetors on the DOHC 1.6 and was pulling 9000 RPM out of the engine.

[@Hezbollah-mj1ek]

Dam I miss my Geo metro convertable. It had the turbine innercooler. Wopping 108 HP!

[@JoshWeaverRC]

91 GSI flipped by my brother. Wouldn't start, removed plugs, turned over and spit oil out, then replaced and started. Roof smashed and rear end broke. I went back to college and junked it. Way too bad. Car was the best. 2001 and people would ask me if it was new.

[@Airman241]

The extra plug-in for Car Vacs and Radar Detectors i about died laughing

[@Jason-ml3vs]

I bought a new black gsi automatic in 1990. I loved that car.

[@motorafondo87]

Nice and lovely design, here in Europe haven´t see one but here had a similar rivals like a Opel Tigra or Mazda MX3.

[@marshalmagooo3899]

They were a decent little car. Friend had the base model in 91.

[@borisgaming4473]

Mine GSI is yellow, but not stock, more going toward orange, more sporty look and with 5 spoke black rims. Only 2 of GSI models are here in Serbia (Europe). Very fun car and easy to park in city crowded conditions.

[@Clearanceman2]

Nice that they are posting all these old reviews. These were the cars of my youth as sad as that is.

[@xuimod]

I used to drive one of these back in the day (hand me down). They weren't too bad. Seating position was pretty low and sporty.

[@HellcatCustoms]

My ex GF had a Storm that I drove quite a bit. It had great acceleration and handling, like a go-kart.

[@RoytheLevy]

i love old cars names..."geo storm!!!" sounds so good. today its all about numbers and codes and to show us that the is green.. with "eco" names

[@tinkynine3351]

These were cool as hell back in the day.

[@crazybear5475]

I had a 1993 GSI. Loved it

[@AlteredCarbons]

i've never even heard of this car , and i been looking up car info's for 20 years straight , i really like the way the thing looks from the front , side and rear , eh

[@wildbillcody]

Super informative. Thanks

[@radsk8rbigollies594]

My friend's older sister had one back then and we thought it was fast. Sporty little car.

[@HAL-dm1eh]

My sister had one of these back when. I thought they were a good compromise. I liked em.

[@XeCuTioNR]

Hey @MotorWeek, do you guys have a review of a 2000 Buick Park Ave? I also wanted to say thanks and thanks for the memories..I used to watch this on Sunday afternoons on UNC-TV PBS when I was 8 yrs old. Good to see the old reviews and the "evolution" of John Davis. :D

[@pjames8077]

A lot of high school and college students drove those back in the day

[@Laptops1781]

Drove one of these in highschool in the late 90s. Managed to get 185k miles out of it.

[@Gabes2k]

These cars are so rare, it's like they disappeared from the face of the earth.

[@FirebirdCamaro1220]

I went to school (trade school) with a guy who had several cheap old cars, one of which was a Storm GSi back in the early 2000's

[@darkmatterm4a1]

Motorweek, I love all of your retro review videos! The extra power plug in the Storm reminded me of your review of the Mitsubishi 3000GT/Dodge Stealth from back in the day. Any chance you guys could upload the 91 Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4/Dodge Stealth Turbo review? I remember watching it so many times, but I can't seem to find it anymore. Thanks!

[@Mr.Everything]

+darkmatterm4a1 I remember that video. Around 6 years ago I was considering a Stealth and found that video (uploaded by someone else and in horrible quality.) However that video did aid in me getting that car and I'd love to see it uploaded on here in much better quality and to help support this channel.

[@kellypg]

I just bought one of these a couple months ago. 217000 miles and still running.But it's an illinois car so it's more that then metal. But I'm still getting 38mpg.

[@RealtimeReviews613]

Looks pretty sweet! We need new brands in north america

[@HamsterWheelGaming]

1.6 litre pushing 125hp? Damn, that's not bad at all for 1990

[@orderofmagnitude-TPATP]

Yeah right. Usually thats 2.0 16v at 125hp

[@waltscanlan3803]

My sister had one new. That airbag was rare for the class and saved her life.

[@dkmorris713]

I can remember a guy I used to work with that had one of these. He was a substantial guy, about 400 lbs if you could get him dry. When I met him it had over 300 000 kms on it. He had just traveled with his equally proportioned girlfriend from Calgary to Toronto. Thing ran like a top.

[@Cokie907]

90 Storm was a great little car! Gf had a brand new red one and i used to drive the hell out of it. Loved the flip-ups like a Corvette! Too bad they took em away for the 92 model. I seem to remember the Storm engines had an excellent hp to wt ratio and were highly sought after by kitplane builders as powerplants.

[@Toyota--Camry]

These things are absolutely awesome. Been after one for a long time but it’s hard to find any nowadays

[@AA-rc8sm]

Now I'm looking for one of these for my sunny Sunday drive. Where have they gone?! Oh well.

[@arcticfox6808]

2:03 "We wonder why GM..." is a phrase that is uttered through the ages. Pontiac wonders why GM did what they did too. So does Olds. So does Geo, Saturn, Saab... the list goes on and on. Dog gone you, GM.

[@robertallison9653]

Awesome car!

[@Trailblazerz710]

CR-X for the win baby!!! The best designed sport compact of its time and history. I honestly is PERFECT

[@snowleopardgarage]

I watch these videos before going hunting for projects on facebook marketplace. The age and wear & tear means i can build even the base model into whatever i want the car to be.

[@fernandochaves9665]

This car looks really good in the front, not so much in the back... The interior is clean, beautiful.

[@McRocket]

Looks like it was a nice little, mini-pocket rocket.

[@nissan2829]

Looked like a Saturn s series. And now you can’t unsee it

[@gonerouge7868]

I have a 92 gsi with a kit only one in town love it!