What do the letters lsi mean in a geo metro lsi?

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I don't know what the letters stand for, but the LSI models represented a model upgrade. Until 1995, Geo Metro LSIs were four-cylinders - after that, most Metros were made with the 4-cylinder engine.

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umm the I stands for injection...umm no clue what the L and S are for...umm Loosers suck???

that_one_guy

i have no idea what the letters stand for but the metro and storm lsi's were faster, usually 5-speed and more powerfull engine, whether it was programming or bigger engine or dohc

autotech

I worked at chevy and I think it means Lighter Socket Included.

done wrenching

"Lousy Slow Idiot" bought a 3 cyl car. Now go out and get a new Nissan Versa 36 MPG

John Paul

Lots Silly Idiots buy them.

Ellen

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