Already well regarded as a top selling series for Mercedes-Benz, the GLC has its fair legion of enthusiasts right across Australia and the rest of the world. After all, it packs finesse and performance into one good looking vehicle. The company learned the hard lessons from its GLK series, reincarnating that into a much improved GLC. But nearly five years later, how else can you improve a runaway star like this? Well, the small things really do matter sometimes, as is evident here. From first glance you’ll spot an exterior that has been given more flair. The lights and chrome detailings scream edginess. Materials inside are also more alluring than before, which adds to the warmth and comfort of the cabin. Mercedes-Benz’s latest technology interface, MBUX, is willing and ready with its voice activation service. But all that pales in comparison to the new turbocharged engine range, which lives up to the athletic prowess you’d want. This has turned into a car that is effortless to guide and handle courtesy of fluid steering, delicate weight balance and a settled ride. Even though the changes in 2019 may seem small on paper, in the real world, they turn the Mercedes-Benz GLC into a versatile mid-size SUV fit for any occasion.
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With a spec-adjusted price gap of $1000 versus a regular GLC300, is there any reason not to buy the plug-in hybrid?