The VW Caddy Thread

Okay guys...so I actually own a 2010 Caddy 1.6i 'panel van'...which I've never actually driven, 'coz it was purchased for my associate to use for animal welfare purposes...now it's done ~240k kms & been in/out for repairs for the last couple of years. Apparently there's something majorly wrong with the electrics...they said it was something to do with the harness, but now it's apparently something more serious. The vehicle is still driveable, but there are limited/no info on the dash, and the some lights go/off randomly. Repairs are quoted for R30k, but we're now considering selling the vehicle....now after checking on the market a bit -prices are just insane; I mean for any kind of replacement vehicle. So I'm just wondering if anyone here can maybe give some advice/direction on whether/not to go ahead with the repairs & try to sell? Then maybe what replacement to look for? Or if anyone maybe is/knows somebody in auto-electrical who could maybe take a look at the vehicle? TIA

edit: we're in Cape Town
 
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Used Volkswagen Caddy (2022-2026): Reliability, common problems and buying guide

Volkswagen Caddy (2022-2026): Which model to buy

The logical choice is a 2022-2024 Caddy Maxi 2.0 TDI (81 kW) in full passenger specification. However, buyers must distinguish between the utilitarian “Kombi” and the passenger “Caddy.” While the Kombi is less expensive, it is a commercial crew bus equipped with only two airbags and unpainted trim. The passenger Caddy upgrades to six airbags, alloy wheels, body-coloured bumpers, and superior acoustic insulation. Targeting an earlier 2022-2024 81 kW/300 N.m diesel derivative secures a noticeable 30 N.m torque advantage over the later 75 kW models.


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