

| Subject: | Re: Mexico/Vanagon report-Guadalajara/Puerto Vallarta |
| From: | Zach Kaplan |
| Date: | Mon, 8 Jan 2001 11:50:46 -0800 |
Simon Glen <simonglen@BIGPOND.COM> wrote: > The vehicles seen in Mexico with "Pointer" labels on them are not Golfs > or Jettas but are Brazilian-made VW "Gol" and "Parati" vehicles > re-labelled as VW "Pointer" for the Mexican market. The > Gol-Parati-Pointer (whatever they are called) cars, wagons and pick-ups > are vastly different from the Golf and Jetta. They are marginally > smaller than the Golf and Jetta (Bora) but bigger than the VW Polo. > But, most significantly, in the Gol-Parati-Pointer range the engines are > fitted in a North-South direction while the Golf-Jetta range engines are > fitted in an East-West direction. Is the Gol-Parati-Pointer a newer version of the Brazilian wagons and sedans VW sold in the US in the late 1980s and early 1990s as the Fox model? Zach Kaplan
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