1994 Geo Prizm Reviews - Page 10 of 12

The seat belts in the front have never worked from day one.

The door panels are not very secure.

The drivers pull down visor rotted of its handle.

This car is awesome. Who can say anything negative about it? Its perfect. We have recommended it to multiple people and multiple people have bought one and continued the trend. We have owned our Prizm for over 8 years and we will probably have it till the wheels fall off. We are even planning to buy anther one.

Most used Geo Prizms are in remarkable condition even though many have accumulated very high mileage. Our Prizm has accumulated over 200,000 miles and is still in nearly new condition.

The bottom line is, treat your Geo Prizm with care, and you will have a friend for life.

Essentially nothing.

Replaced alternator at about 185,000 miles and starter about the same time.

Replaced struts at 170,000 miles.

Lights in the clock/radio went out and dealers want about 85 dollars to replace the light.

Excellent car.

She's been in three accidents and has had some work, but will hate to ever get rid of her - she's great!

The only items that have failed on this care so far are the alternator, battery, and starter, which are all considered common maintnenance items.

This car is exceptionally well built, easy to maintain, and dependable to a fault. The only reason I purchased this car is because Toyota engineered it, and therefore it is sure to be reliable. The brakes are responsive, the engine quiet and peppy for a 4 cylinder, and the transmission very accurate.

I have not taken this car on a long trip yet, however I plan to eventually because I know that this car will be able to handle it. I commute to work almost 40 miles per day, and the ride is comfortable and quiet. I have put a new C.D. player in to replace the factory cassette player, and that was probably the best decision I have made thus far.

My family has a cult following for Toyota products, and the Corolla, along with corporate cousin Geo Prizm, have been atop the list of our favorites for years. Between all of my relatives, we all have an example of every Corolla dating back to the mid-1980's, including the newly re-styled 2003 model.