Geo was a brand of small cars manufactured by General Motors from 1989 to 1997. The brand was created to provide an affordable, fuel-efficient alternative to the larger, more expensive vehicles in GM’s lineup. The Geo brand was discontinued in 1997, and its models were replaced by Chevrolet and Pontiac models.

Having good quality lift supports is essential for the ease of opening and closing the hood, liftgate, trunk, or hatch of the vehicle. Struts, shocks, gas props, and lifts are all alternative names for lift supports. Tuff Support is a brand name known for its high quality and manufacturing specifications. They are also an OEM manufacturer for many automotive brands. The top five models of Geo vehicles are the Metro, Prizm, Storm, Tracker, and Spectrum.