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This is our 2023 Volkswagen Caddy van review. Now called the Volkswagen Caddy Cargo, to distinguish it further from the passenger versions, this is the first VW van to be based on the MQB platform that underpins most of Volkswagen's cars. It's sharp to look at and nice to drive, but can it compete...
The fourth-generation Volkswagen Caddy, launched in 2015, is perhaps the discerning small van buyer’s choice. It’s not necessarily the most practical, and it’s certainly not the cheapest – but it’s got that trendy VW image, impressive build quality and an appealing sense of modernity. It also offers...
The 2010 VW Caddy is heavily upgraded and facelifted version of the popular third generation Volkswagen Caddy (introduced in 2003), and VW has given this version of the Touran-based model a fresh new look. There’s a new range of engines and it comes in two variants, the standard-length Caddy and...
This is the third generation of VW Caddy van. Whereas the previous Caddy was based upon a beefed-up Polo supermini, this model is developed from the larger Touran model for a more spacious cabin and a sleeker shape without the need for a box on the back. It offers more loadspace and can cope with...
The rather bulbous Volkswagen Caddy which ended its production run in 2003 was based on the Polo platform, so it offered truly car-like ride and handling. It also had a generous load volume and was available in both petrol and diesel formats, so some used versions may have an LPG conversion...
Like most small vans, the Caddy Cargo comes in two body lengths but only one roof height. The short-wheelbase (SWB) version is usually just called the Caddy Cargo, while the long-wheelbase (LWB) version is labelled the Caddy Cargo Maxi. Compared with the previous model, the Caddy SWB is longer than...
