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Julian Milnes
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Driving a tight CV in towns and cities is now such a task that any device that helps reduce driver tension, and in turn maintain their sanity, is always a good idea.
And the DSO box achieves this thanks to a mixture of sophisticated engineering and simply delivered real-world results.
Like the best technology, it blends into the background and suits the Volkswagen Caddy's all-round solid ability, making what is an already an accomplished performer that bit more desirable.
However, nice things don't come cheap, and at £1,400 you've either got to love yourself or your drivers to go for 056. But they'll be happy, and you may even see a change in driving style for the better, along with improved fuel consumption, since auto boxes are great 'levellers' when it comes to fleet economy.
Elsewhere, it's business as usual for the Caddy; that means it continues as one of the best small(ishJ vans on the market, displaying a thoroughness in design and level of practicality that help it to stand out from the pack.