Introduced in 2015, the Mercedes-Benz GLC is the German manufacturer's compact crossover SUV. There's no doubt that this is aimed at the luxury-conscious buyer, with plenty of equipment and a refined feel inside. It's available in either 5-door hatchback or 3-door coupé body styles, and you can find a great range of used Mercedes-Benz GLC vehicles on Motors.co.uk – read our expert Mercedes-Benz GLC review for more.
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The Mercedes-Benz badge is not one to take lightly, and the makers clearly took it seriously when the GLC was introduced in the mid-2010s. The car's 4-wheel-drive system means it's aimed at drivers who are happy to take their Mercedes-Benz onto the rough stuff occasionally, though, in truth, most of these cars are largely or entirely on-road machines. The excellent ride quality is a big part of the GLC's appeal, and the popular diesel engines are quiet and smooth to drive. Don't expect room for more than 4 fully-grown adults, though.
You wouldn't expect any Mercedes-Benz car to skimp too much on standard equipment, and the GLC is no exception to the rule. Regardless of the trim level of the used GLC you go for, you can expect all of the following to be included in the deal:
Of course, if you want to up the ante a little, then you can certainly seek out some of the higher trim levels in the Mercedes-Benz GLC range. We'd suggest keeping your eyes open in case you find a secondhand GLC with some of the following options:
The Mercedes-Benz name helps the GLC to hold its value pretty well on the second-hand market, so be prepared to browse carefully for your ideal vehicle. You shouldn't have a lot of problem selling yours on, though petrol cars are likely to do better than diesel ones these days.