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Used Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe for sale

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A Mercedes GLC Coupé for sale combines the sleek and stylish look of a coupé with the practicality and road presence of a family SUV. It’s a premium pick with powerful engines, a comfortable ride and a well-equipped interior, and it’s still affordable.

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Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe Buying Guide

What types of used Mercedes GLC Coupé cars are there?

The Mercedes GLC Coupé is one variant of the Geman brand’s family SUV, but you can also get a regular GLC model with a more typical SUV shape. The GLC Coupé is, in many ways, a smaller version of the Mercedes GLE Coupé.

Popular Mercedes GLC Coupé trims

Standard kit varies quite a bit by model year, so it’s worth checking the individual car to make sure you’re getting what you want. Below are some popular trim levels from the second-generation model.

> Mercedes GLC Coupé AMG Line - popular, sporty-looking version with LED headlights, heated front seats, parking sensors and reversing camera

> Mercedes GLC Coupé AMG Line Premium - upgrades including panoramic sunroof, keyless entry, and 360-degree parking camera

> Mercedes GLC Coupé AMG Line Premium Plus - range-topper with heated steering wheel, head-up display and upgraded sound system

Mercedes GLC Coupé history

The GLC is Mercedes’ best-selling SUV model and the GLC Coupé has been an important member of the family since the car launched back in 2015. There have now been two generations.

> First-generation Mercedes GLC Coupé ​​C253 (2015-2023) - stylish version of the regular GLC with plenty of performance and practicality

> Mercedes GLC Coupé facelift (2019) - pretty major revisions to the in-car tech, including new MBUX system, plus minor styling tweaks

> Second-generation Mercedes GLC Coupé C254 (2023-) - redesigned model with more plush and refined interior and more standard equipment

What features does the Mercedes GLC Coupé have?

A used second-generation Mercedes GLC Coupé for sale will come standard with a powered boot lid, LED headlights, dual-zone climate control and parking sensors with a reversing camera.

The standard model also comes with a pair of 12-inch displays – one behind the steering wheel and another on the centre console for controlling media and air-con.

Even first-generation models come with similar levels of equipment, especially later ones, but the infotainment system uses older software and a smaller, less responsive screen.

Is the Mercedes GLC Coupé reliable?

A used GLC Coupé should be a sensible pick because Mercedes is known for its high-quality manufacturing and durable engines.

Consumer reviews are also generally positive, and the fact that it shares tried-and-tested parts with the C-Class helps ensure dependability.

How much does the Mercedes GLC Coupé cost to run?

Despite its aerodynamic looks, since used Mercedes GLC Coupés come with four-wheel drive and weighs around 1,800kg, fuel economy tends to be less than 40mpg. Some models do have mild hybrid tech to help save on fuel costs.

Car insurance will also be quite pricey insurance, with the GLC Coupé sitting in groups in the 30s and 40s.

Who is the Mercedes GLC Coupé suitable for?

A used Mercedes GLC Coupé for sale should appeal to a wide range of buyers – it’s practical and spacious, but looks and feels sporty, unlike many typical family SUVs.

Think of it as a compelling rival to cars like the BMW X4, Audi Q5 Sportback, Volvo XC60 and Alfa Romeo Stelvio.

How much does a Mercedes GLC Coupe cost?

These days, most GLC Coupé variants will cost you well in excess of £60,000, but you can pick up a used Mercedes GLC Coupé for as little as £20,000.

Is GLC Coupé more expensive?

The difference in price between SUV and Coupé models for the first generation was around £3,000, depending on model year, trim level and engine choice.

Second-generation Coupé models are around £6,500 more expensive than their SUV counterparts.

Which is better, GLC SUV or GLC Coupé?

Both feel very similar to drive and come with almost identical levels of standard equipment and performance.

The key difference is the reduced rear headroom in the Coupé model, and the slightly smaller boot (around 45-75 litres depending on generation and whether you opt for a hybrid model, which has a smaller boot to account for the extra batteries).

Which GLC model is best?

Every used GLC Coupé comes with more than just the essentials, so there’s no bad pick. Many buyers tend to opt for an AMG Line variant for its aggressive styling, typically paired with a 2.0-litre diesel engine like the ‘220d’ for a blend of performance and economy.

Is the Mercedes GLC Coupé a 4x4?

Yes, every model comes with four-wheel drive as standard. That includes petrol, diesel, mild hybrid, plug-in hybrid and performance AMG models.