Finding a new SUV can be difficult. It’s important to make sure your next new car has the capabilities and features you need most in a vehicle. Today we’re going to help you learn more about the 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLC to see if it can handle all your hauling and towing needs.
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Today is World Smile Day! We like the way that sounds, and by the looks of it, our cars feel the same way. Even the GLA came out of its room to photobomb the picture above! They say you can learn a lot about a car from a smile, but can you identify each of these Mercedes-Benz vehicles from the grille alone? Give up? Click the photo to find out who the mystery mouth is! If your a hot-shot, break them down by trim! Read the rest of this entry
Crossover utility vehicle is a vague distinction for anything that falls in between a car and an SUV. To make it even more confusing, SUV is sort of a vague term as well. If you are wondering what the difference is between the Mercedes-Benz GLC SUV and the GLC Coupe, you are not alone. Read the rest of this entry
Fuel cell technology could be considered the predecessor to the electric car. It has actually been around for more than 10 years and provides a cheaper, faster, more effective means of travel than the electric car does. In fact, there are only two problems with fuel cell vehicles and neither of them pertain to performance, but that all might be changing with the 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLC Fuel Cell release date. Read the rest of this entry
The crossover is somewhat of an open concept. It isn’t quite small enough to be a coupe or a sedan, yet it is smaller than an SUV or a truck. This gray area has been accepted and rejected by many drivers doing their best to embrace change, but since no one knows what the future will hold, we are now looking at the 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe. Half SUV, half coupe, half bear, the GLC Coupe is a production reality, coming to Mercedes-Benz of Arrowhead in the spring of 2017. Read the rest of this entry
We knew it was inevitable, we just didn’t know when it was going to happen. The Mercedes-Benz GLC finally earned its AMG wings with the 2017 Mercedes-AMG GLC43. With the same engine as the AMG C43 Coupe and the 9-speed transmission that made its debut in the GLC300, you definitely don’t want to meet this son of an SUV in a dark alley. Just look at the specifications. Read the rest of this entry
It’s not very common for a car manufacturer to unveil two brand new models at the same time. It is especially rare that both models are as similar as the 2016 Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class VS. GLC-Class, both new to Mercedes-Benz this year. The GLE-Class, available now, and the GLC-Class, available next month, are replacing the M-Class and the GLK-Classes, which makes this release even more unheard of in the automotive industry. What exactly sets the two SUVs apart? Why didn’t Mercedes-Benz just make one?
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With the release of the 2016 C-Class, it is only typical that Mercedes-Benz strings us along with a 2017 C-Class preview to remind us who is calling the shots. The C-Class has seen some pretty dramatic changes this year. Included in that is the introduction of the GLC-Class, which is an SUV counterpart to the C-Class.
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When will the GLC-Class be at my dealership?! As we wait for the GLC to make its way to dealerships all over the world, all we can do is twiddle our thumbs with excitement. It’s like waiting for Santa.This release will be add another chapter to the prolific history of Mercedes-Benz because the name change from GLK to GLC marks the introduction of a brand new crossover. Since the 2016 Mercedes-Benz GLC release date is only months away, what better time to take a look at what the GLC is all about.
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Don’t you wish you could drive a comfortable SUV and a top-end sports car at the same time? Well now you can. Well, in November you can. With the 2016 Mercedes-Benz Air Body Control suspension, your car will automatically adjust things like ride height and stiffness to accommodate your driving style or the terrain you are driving on.
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