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The Geo Metro began its compact car-life as the Suzuki Swift. This small economy car was produced in Canada and was available in North American from 1989 through 2001 as Suzuki and General Motors (GM) combined for this joint effort. In the United States, this supermini had the Geo nameplate until 1997, then a Chevrolet nameplate until 2001. At various points, the Metro was a three- and five- door hatchback and a four-door sedan. A convertible was available briefly, but was quickly phased out.
The cost of replacing your Geo's Auto Glass depends on a number of factors, including:
Model year
Glass Opening:
Windshield Replacement
Windshield Repair
Location -- part and labor prices vary depending on where you live.
But what we can do is share with you some of the quotes customers like yourself have recently received on Glass.net.
Below you'll find the latest ratings and reviews of local Metro automobile glass shops from real Glass.Net customers like you. Glass.Net partner shops consistently receive remarkable ratings for quality service, affordable pricing and fast repair speed.
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1994 Geo Metro | 4 Door Hatchback
“Repairman was actually early which was fine. He did a great job and cleaned up afterwards. Unfortunately I was not asked for my insurance info and had to pay for the whole thing out of my pocket instead of just having to pay for my deductible. Now I will have to go through my insurance agent to see if I can get a reimbursement.”
1991 Geo Metro | 2 Door Convertible
“service was great. came right to my house. done within an hour. nice to be dry again.”
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