I had one of these for a few years. It was noisy af with a soft top. It had no guts on acceleration. Other than that, it really was peak.
It looks cool as hell though
No body was writing 60 month car loans in the 90s
Seriously this car was like 11k new. Companies hadn’t full on started taking advantage of everyone yet.
Reminds me that one day I want to get a Suzuki Samurai.
There are like 50k people who looked at the Cybertruck and thought: “I want to spend $100k on that!”
We shouldn’t be judging the past here.
No if anything we should judge harder.
The fuck you mean they spent 100k on THAT
Cybertrucks literally looks like the textures of the video game haven’t loaded yet.
You speak the truth.
You comment on the truth.
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you probably posted this from the future where your at a museum using ancient technologies to talk on the digital network those silly humans creatures created before they met extinction
That and people still buy Jeeps.
There is always an idiot ready to be separated from their money.
I loved my 2019 Cherokee. I didn’t do any off-road things but it pulled my trailer better than my 2024 Pathfinder does. If I could, I’d switch to a Grand Cherokee without second thoughts.
Jeep has consistently ranked the in the bottom three for reliability for over 20 years.
They are poorly built which us a shame because on spec sheets they look good for off-roading but I’d never trust one in outback Australia.
It is a sacred universal law that the most reliable truck on earth is a used Toyota hilux with the machine gun bed mount package
3.9% APR
Average APR on new 48-month auto loans (couldn’t find historical data for 60-month, but 48-month is generally lower) ranged from ~11.8% to 7.5%. The average hasn’t ever been that low, but the lowest on record I found was in about 2015 at around 4.1%
My 99’ Neon had a 4 (maybe 5?) year 0% interest loan :p
If the Geo brand came back this very instant with their peak model mix, they would be insanely successful right now.
But the Tracker isn’t a terrible choice.
It’s for when you want a Jeep Wrangler, but a bit more affordable and a bit more daily usable.
Very compact, decent use of space, relatively good gas mileage for what it is, okay off-road capability, available manual transmission… There’s a lot to like here. Honestly, it’s the compact crossover before compact crossovers were a thing … except that it has more off-road ability than pretty much any modern compact crossover.
You just posted by dream car
This has also been my dream since I first heard about it 2 minutes ago.
That’s a cool fucking car, I wish they still sold cars with that much personality
And death trap handling. You just look at a corner and die.
I already said I’d buy it, you can stop listing benefits
I have drifted one of these through mud and they are great :D
And yet the Model F trucks are consistent best-sellers today.
They’re called Jimny in Japan and Latin America. Check them out. You can import a 25+ year old one for about $7000, usually with 49k miles.
Source: I’ve done it twice.
I rented a Jimny in Aruba and took it off road. Was one of the most fun driving cars I’ve been in.
I’d take that Tracker over any car built in 2026.
Very much so!
one of my coworkers in the 2003-2019 wanted one and then got one and sported that mofo everywhere
At least it didn’t break with software updates. My Kia was KIA after a firmware release designed to prevent what it caused.
I have a brand new 2026 colorado and the infotainment/bluetulooth is all fucked up, and sometimes it just doesnt detect my key fob. There’s a maintenance memo out for it,l but no fix, meaning service department can’t really do anything until a fix comes down. So im just made to wait for them to get around to fixing it. Thanks a lot, GM, you motherfuckers.
Is there something wrong with this car? Looks normal as for me…
Ya I would drive the FUCK out of this car.
I love my Sidekick. I have a 4 door on Toyota axles and a TDi diesel. Trackers/Sidekicks were awesome little trucks.
