2016 Mercedes-Benz GLC Values
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The Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class is a luxury compact crossover SUV that comes well-equipped in the base trim and that’s available in one additional trim level. Standard outfitting consists of 18” alloy wheels, all-season touring tires, powered rear liftgate, heated and powered side mirrors, suspension dampers, automated wipers, LED daytime running lights, powered front seating, faux leather upholstery, powered 40/20/40 split and fold rear seating, parking camera, 7” touchscreen console with the COMAND interface and smartphone integration, Bluetooth/iPod/USB integration and eight-speaker audio system with HD radio. Upgrades can add larger wheels, LED headlamps, automated high-beam control, LED interior lighting, 115-volt power outlet, heated front seating, remote entry and start, GPS, parking assist, panoramic sunroof, trailer hitch, rolling Wi-Fi and Burmester premium sound system. Powering this SUV is a capable and turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that’s rated at 241 horsepower and 273 pound-feet of torque.
2016 model year changes
The 2016 GLC300 is an all-new luxury compact SUV from Mercedes-Benz. It is the heir apparent to the outgoing GLK and the new name falls in line with Mercedes' revised SUV nomenclature. The GLC300 is based on the C-Class sedan platform and comes powered by a turbocharged 241-horsepower 2.0L four with a 9-speed automatic. Available in either rear-wheel drive or in all-wheel drive 4MATIC guise, the GLC300 is priced from $38,950.
Competitive comparison
Smooth, efficient turbocharged powertrain; standard and available safety features; luxurious interior; driving comfort and adaptability to conditions
Special features for 2016
The new GLC-Class Mercedes builds upon the success of the previous GLK, with softer lines and a better overall road presence. It is an excellent around-town option and easy to maneuver in tight spaces, but it is also quite capable when conditions demand extra performance from a GLC equipped with 4MATIC. It goes head to head with models like BMW X3, Audi Q5 and Volvo XC60. The GLC is priced competitively -- beneath the Q5, equally to the X3, and slightly more than the XC60 -- yet it outshines the X3 in its interior amenities, and its typical Mercedes build quality truly sets it apart.
The Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class is a luxury compact crossover SUV that comes well-equipped in the base trim and that’s available in one additional trim level. Standard outfitting consists of 18” alloy wheels, all-season touring tires, powered rear liftgate, heated and powered side mirrors, suspension dampers, automated wipers, LED daytime running lights, powered front seating, faux leather upholstery, powered 40/20/40 split and fold rear seating, parking camera, 7” touchscreen console with the COMAND interface and smartphone integration, Bluetooth/iPod/USB integration and eight-speaker audio system with HD radio. Upgrades can add larger wheels, LED headlamps, automated high-beam control, LED interior lighting, 115-volt power outlet, heated front seating, remote entry and start, GPS, parking assist, panoramic sunroof, trailer hitch, rolling Wi-Fi and Burmester premium sound system. Powering this SUV is a capable and turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that’s rated at 241 horsepower and 273 pound-feet of torque.
2016 model year changes
The 2016 GLC300 is an all-new luxury compact SUV from Mercedes-Benz. It is the heir apparent to the outgoing GLK and the new name falls in line with Mercedes' revised SUV nomenclature. The GLC300 is based on the C-Class sedan platform and comes powered by a turbocharged 241-horsepower 2.0L four with a 9-speed automatic. Available in either rear-wheel drive or in all-wheel drive 4MATIC guise, the GLC300 is priced from $38,950.
Competitive comparison
Smooth, efficient turbocharged powertrain; standard and available safety features; luxurious interior; driving comfort and adaptability to conditions
Special features for 2016
The new GLC-Class Mercedes builds upon the success of the previous GLK, with softer lines and a better overall road presence. It is an excellent around-town option and easy to maneuver in tight spaces, but it is also quite capable when conditions demand extra performance from a GLC equipped with 4MATIC. It goes head to head with models like BMW X3, Audi Q5 and Volvo XC60. The GLC is priced competitively -- beneath the Q5, equally to the X3, and slightly more than the XC60 -- yet it outshines the X3 in its interior amenities, and its typical Mercedes build quality truly sets it apart.
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