Used Mercedes-Benz gle coupe for sale

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Consider a Mercedes GLE Coupé for sale if you’re after a taste of that desirable SUV lifestyle but still want something that looks pretty sporty. It offers an eye-catching design, powerful engine options and a plush interior. It might be a bit pricey, but you can spread the cost of a used Mercedes GLE Coupé with monthly finance payments.

Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) representative example

Based on a cash price of £12,550 with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,550 at a representative APR of 11.4%. 48 monthly payments of £194.03. Fixed rate of interest per annum 5.93%. Optional final payment. Option-to-purchase fee £10. Amount of interest £5,005.00. Total amount payable £16,318.44. Annual mileage limit 8,000 miles. Excess mileage charge 4p per mile.

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Mercedes-Benz gle coupe Buying Guide

What types of used Mercedes GLE Coupé cars are there?

The Mercedes GLE Coupé blends sporty coupé styling, such as a sloping rear roofline, with the size and road presence of a big SUV. It’s based on the Mercedes GLE, which is a big family SUV.

Popular Mercedes GLE Coupé trims

You get the usual range of Mercedes trim levels, but the GLE Coupé is typically only sold in the higher specs.

> Mercedes GLE Coupé AMG Line Premium – sporty design with LED headlights, 360-degree parking camera and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto

> Mercedes GLE Coupé AMG Line Premium Plus – handy upgrades like heated windscreen washer jets and a heated steering wheel

Mercedes GLE Coupé history

Introduced with the third-generation GLE (W166), the GLE Coupé was Mercedes’ first attempt at a mainstream coupé-SUV. There have now been two generations.

> First-generation C292 Mercedes GLE Coupé (2015) – chunky design and slightly more dated interior layout based on older Mercedes models

> Second-generation C167 Mercedes GLE Coupé (2019) – much more luxurious with better car tech and more efficient power options

What features does the Mercedes GLE Coupé have?

Over the course of two generations, Mercedes has updated the GLE Coupé several times, so what you’ll get varies widely.

Second-generation cars get a powered boot lid, adaptive LED headlights, dual-zone climate control, keyless start, a parking assistant with a 360-degree parking camera, wireless phone charging and support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Is the Mercedes GLE Coupé reliable?

A used Mercedes GLE Coupé is generally considered a reliable SUV thanks to its robust engineering and high-quality materials.

How much does the Mercedes GLE Coupé cost to run?

The Mercedes GLE Coupé is a heavy SUV, so most models only get around 30mpg.. Insurance costs can be equally expensive.

Thankfully, there are some excellent plug-in hybrids, even some with diesel power, that promise cheaper motoring. The best have a range of up to around 60 miles, which is impressive.

Who is the Mercedes GLE Coupé suitable for?

A used Mercedes GLE Coupé for sale is ideal for drivers who want a blend of luxury, performance and style. It caters to those who want the versatility of an SUV without taking the options route.

Other than a GLE Coupé, you could also look for a BMW X6, Audi Q8 or Porsche Cayenne Coupé.

How much is the Mercedes GLE Coupé?

When it first went on sale, the second-generation GLE Coupé started at around £70,000. These days, it’s closer to £80,000.

Thankfully, used Mercedes GLE Coupé prices for this second generation are closer to £50,000, and there are plenty of finance deals.

What does GLE stand for on a Mercedes?

‘GLE’ can be broken down into two elements. The ‘GL’ refers to the fact that this is part of Mercedes’ SUV range, just like the GLA, GLC and GLS.

The ‘E’ signifies that it’s in the same class of car as the E-Class. That’s to say it’s a step above the average, but not quite a full-on luxury model.

Which is bigger, GLC Coupé or GLE Coupé?

The GLE Coupé is noticeably bigger – it’s around 21cm longer, 6cm wider and 13cm taller than the GLC Coupé.

You also get a bigger boot in the GLE Coupé by about 155 litres. That’s almost like adding another Fiat 500 boot, so you’ll appreciate the difference.

Is the GLE 43 Coupé a good car?

The Mercedes-AMG GLE 43 Coupé is a great middle ground between performance and affordability. It uses a 390hp 3.0-litre V6 petrol engine to deliver a 0-62mph time of 5.7 seconds.

What's the difference between a GLE 43 and 53?

Both sit below the fully-fledged GLE 63 Coupé model, which uses a bigger V8 engine, but the 43 belongs to the first-generation Coupé and the 53 is available in the newer model.

The Mercedes-AMG GLE 53 Coupé has 435hp, good for 62mph in 5.0 seconds. It also benefits from mild hybrid tech for a more efficient run.