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Asüna Sunrunner, Optima

Consider Asüna the Canadian word for Geo, a sub-brand General Motors set up to sell import cars in North America. Geo was created in 1989; Asüna began in 1991 and sold an Optima sedan (based on an Isuzu-built Opel) that later became the Pontiac LeMans. The Asüna Sunrunner was a rebadged Geo Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick that lasted in Canada until 1995.

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