ACC Geo Floor Mats

Choose your vehicle application, then compare materials, coverage and options on each listing.

Every Geo was a car in a Chevrolet showroom: the Prizm is a Toyota Corolla, the Tracker a Suzuki Sidekick, the Metro a Suzuki Swift, the Spectrum an Isuzu. These ACC cutpile mats are die cut for the Geo applications, in four-piece sets, plus a front-only Metro set.

First, know what your Geo actually is

Geo was GM's import fighter brand, sold through Chevrolet dealers from 1989 to 1997, and no Geo was an in-house GM design. That matters here, because searches under the twin's name return the twin's parts. The four applications in this collection decode like this:

  • Prizm, 1989-1992: a Toyota Corolla built at NUMMI in California.
  • Tracker, 1989-1997: the Suzuki Sidekick, and the longest-running application here.
  • Metro, 1989-1990: the Suzuki Swift, in a four-piece set or a front-only two-piece.
  • Spectrum, 1989 only: the Isuzu I-Mark, carried over from the Chevrolet Spectrum and dropped after a single year as a Geo.

Order the listing for your Geo model and year. The twin connection explains the car, but the die cut pattern is the Geo application as listed, so a Corolla or Sidekick listing is not a substitute.

The Spectrum is a one-year car

The 1989 Spectrum set exists because the Spectrum itself barely did. It arrived as a Chevrolet, wore the Geo badge for 1989 only, and was replaced by the Storm. Owners of that one year have few suppliers anywhere, and a die cut four-piece cutpile set is the difference between finishing the interior and living with parts store universals.

Metro owners get the only coverage choice

The Metro is listed two ways: a complete four-piece set, and a 2-piece front-only set for the same 1989-1990 cars. Front-only makes sense when the rear footwells are still presentable or the car is a two-seat commuter; the four-piece finishes the whole floor at once. Every other application on this page is four-piece only.

What the mats are

All of these sets are ACC cutpile, die cut to the year, make and model rather than trimmed from a universal blank. ACC cuts its mats from the same materials and colors as its replacement carpet, with nibbed backing to stop creep and vinyl or serge binding on the edges. Embroidered logos are part of the listing: ACC offers over 230 licensed logos, and a GEO logo is among the options its dealers list for these cars.

GM retired the Geo name after 1997 and sold the survivors as Chevrolets, but order by the Geo years above, not the later Chevrolet listings.