vw caddy review

Volkswagen’s Caddy is the small van that thinks it’s a city car with a gym membership. It drives tidily, parks easily, and brings proper safety tech and a grown‑up cabin to a class that often feels built from lunchboxes. The petrol is smooth, the diesel sips, and the DSG is quick—though it can be a bit brusque in stop‑start traffic, and the ride gets fidgety unladen.

Practicality is the headline: sliding doors, clever storage, and a cabin that won’t make you hate Mondays. Downsides? Options and servicing aren’t bargain‑basement, and the touch‑sensitive infotainment controls can be fiddly with work gloves. Overall, a polished all‑rounder if you want Euro manners without going full van‑life poet.