 In turn, the "Classic" branding for the saloon was dropped in 1987 which meant that the Polo and Derby integration was complete.In the mid-1990s decade, the Mexican Volkswagen subsidiary started to utilize the Derby name in order to introduce an all-new quite affordable saloon toward its domestic market.Within Volkswagen's local lineup, this new model was intended to be positioned in a segment between the old, yet bestseller -by then- classic VW Sedán/Beetle/Bug and the Mk3 Golf-Jetta, the brand's flagships.