This 1996 Volkswagen Polo is a characterful and increasingly uncommon example finished in a multicolor exterior over a matching multicolor interior. Showing 202,248 kilometers, this three-door hatchback is powered by a 1.4-liter inline-four paired with a manual transmission and was purchased new in Germany before being brought to its current location. While not equipped with air conditioning, the car retains its simple, lightweight charm and the vibrant personality that defines multicolor Polos of this era.
The exterior presents in its distinctive multitone finish, a playful and eye-catching combination that has become synonymous with 1990s Volkswagen individuality. Several damaged panels were repainted under previous ownership, and the body now displays a cohesive and clean overall appearance. All glass, trim, and exterior fittings are said to be intact, and the car retains its factory proportions and design details without aftermarket alterations.
Inside, the multicolor theme continues with a matching patterned interior that highlights the era’s unique design sensibilities. The cabin styling remains largely original, offering a nostalgic and unmistakably ’90s atmosphere. Interior wear is consistent with mileage and age but remains functional throughout, with all major equipment operating properly.
Power comes from a 1.4-liter four-cylinder engine paired with a manual gearbox, providing simple, reliable transportation in classic Volkswagen fashion. The clutch was recently replaced, addressing one of the most common maintenance items for the model. The engine is reported to run well, and the car drives as intended, offering an honest mechanical experience without unnecessary complexity.