Mercedes-Benz GLC FAQs

• Is the Mercedes GLC a good car?

  The Mercedes-Benz GLC series has an ardent following right across Australia and the rest of the world, and when you take one look at this mighty line-up, it's obvious why. Packing finesse, performance and style into a series of luxurious vehicles, the GLC range is a step above the GLK series, which it has replaced and outclassed in every way. Whether it is the selection of fine materials, the flamboyant design, up-to-date technology or new turbocharged engines, the GLC series is very much the versatile mid-size SUV fit for any occasion.

• Which is the best Mercedes GLC to buy?

  The Mercedes-Benz GLC line-up includes petrol, hybrid and plug-in hybrid electric vehicle variants, ensuring that there is a model for everyone. If you're keen to make the switch to a more sustainable future, it's hard to go past the GLC 300e 4MATIC model, which is available as either a hybrid or PHEV, alongside the conventional petrol variant too. This also comes with more pizzazz and luxury touches than the GLC 200 variants, albeit both offer the same enthralling driving experience with the latter at a more cost-effective price-point. For top-of-the-range power and punch, you'll need to extend your budget much higher, but the GLC63 S 4Matic+ is in another league, one reserved for the most demanding driver.

• How much is a Mercedes GLC?

  There is a wide difference in the prices of the variants in the Mercedes-Benz GLC line-up, which means that you'll want to look at specific models first before you set out to take one for a test drive. At the 'entry' point into the series is the basic trim level GLC 200, which begins at $70,300 before dealer delivery costs, stamp duty and on-road costs. In a different segment of the market altogether is the range-topping GLC63 S 4Matic+, which peaks at $174,000 before additional costs come into the equation.