TITLE: Is model structure on CatSet unique? 
QUESTION [9 upvotes]: On the  category CatSet of usual set based categories, 
there is a "folk" model structure, as described on the first page of

Model structures for homotopy of internal categories
by T. Everaert, R.W. Kieboom and T. Van der Linden. Namely: in
CatSet, ws are weak equivalences, cs are functors injective on
objects, fs are functors with the lifting property for isomorphisms.
wfs are then precisely the full faithful functors surjective on
objects.
Is there's any nice sense in which this model 
category structure on CatSet is unique?

REPLY [13 votes]: As has been pointed out above, there are many possible model structures on Cat with different weak equivalences. This is the only proper model structure on Cat for which the weak equivalences are the categorical equivalences.