The Volkswagen Pointer is a small family car produced by Volkswagen from 1994 to 1997. It has a 5-door hatchback with an FF layout. It was also available as a two-door coupe known as the Volkswagen Logus. It was offered in four versions: CLI 1.8, GLI 1.8, GLI 2.0, and GTI 2.0. The Pointer was based on the Ford Escort. Though there are differences in the sheet metal between the Pointer and Escort, the style was different. Once the vehicle itself was retired, is nameplate was still in use. The Volkswagen Pointer was another name for the Volkswagen Gol in the Brazilian market.

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