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=== Prizm ===
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[[File:2nd Geo Prizm .jpg|thumb|1993-1997 [[Geo Prizm]]]]
The Prizm is a compact four-door [[sedan (car)|sedan]] that was based on the Toyota E90 and E100 platform [[Toyota Sprinter]]. It was the successor to the [[Chevrolet Nova]]. A five-door [[hatchback]] model was also offered through 1991. While the Prizm consistently won awards from the auto industry (including a ''Consumer's Digest'' Best Buy selection), it was always outsold by the platform twin [[Toyota Corolla]]. Additionally, the Prizm was positioned within Chevrolet's own model lineup and competed with the [[Chevrolet Cavalier|Cavalier]] for market share and dealer floor space. The Prizm was sold from 1989 through 2002 and produced at [[NUMMI]] in [[Fremont, California]]. The Prizm came in either a base model or a more upscale LSi version that had an optional 1.8 L engine and a 4-speed automatic transmission. Leather interior was also optional on the LSi model. From 1990 to 1992, the Prizm had a sporty GSi model with red and black badging. It was equivalent in power and equipment to the Corolla GT-S although the latter was a [[Coupe|coup]]e. The GSi was the most powerful Prizm with {{convert|130|hp|kW PS|0|abbr=on}}. The Prizm model line was not offered in Canada.
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