The Volkswagen Derby is a compact sedan that was produced during the 1970s and early 1980s, primarily known for its practical size and efficient design. Initially launched as a sedan variant of the Volkswagen Polo, the Derby offered a spacious interior packed into a subcompact footprint, making it popular among city drivers. Over its generations, the Derby evolved in terms of design and performance, maintaining Volkswagen's hallmark reliability and ease of maintenance. Its dimensions and styling bridged the gap between small city cars and more spacious family sedans, appealing to a broad user base.