The Toyota Proace is much better than the van it replaces and there’s a lot to recommend it; it is cheap to run, easy to drive and it’s a safe van as well. However, the steering can lack feedback, particularly on corners, and there isn’t much choice for engines and there’s no option of a high roof.
The solid-built VW Caddy may be one of the oldest vans in its market but it’s also one of the best – great to drive with decent payload abilities.
The Nissan Primastar has been around for a long time now and though it’s showing signs of its age, the van still handles well and has still one of the best load spaces in its class.