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Volkswagen Caddy
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Only a few years ago VW was considered an alsoran in this category. But that's all changed with the arrival of the new Caddy. Those Germans know the meaning of in-depth design and that's raised Volkswagen's new baby to the top of the tree.
Lets start with the build quality; as strong as you're going to get in this sector it gives the Caddy an unshakeable feel in everything it does. Then there's the way it drives, which is refined yet positive, you can really chuck it about even when fully loaded. On top of this it can carry up to 819kg and has a load volume of 3.2m.
Power comes from a 2.0-litre with 68hp or a 1.9-litre with 103hp. The latter is super economical thanks to VWS Pumpe Duse technology, though it's slightly gruff when pushed. But besides that minor complaint there really isn't much to fault and this makes it CAfs favourite in the class.