Read more about the 2016 Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 4Matic Review at AutoGuide.com.Mercedes-Benz is in the middle of a huge product offensive with each model getting a complete makeover, and now the biggest moneymaking SUV for the German automaker has emerged from its time under the scalpel.
The GLC replaces the GLK as the brand’s compact crossover, and the new 'C' in the naming structure means that it shares a platform with the C-Class. Even though the GLK first came out in 2009 in the thick of the economic recession, sales have always been strong, so the GLC has a lot riding on it. This redesign has to be successful, and luckily, Mercedes has another winner in its lineup.
One thing you will feel is the bulkiness of it, being an SUV it's going to be a natural thing, doesn't seem like this reviewer covered that.Body roll was one of my main concerns with the increased ground clearance but I'm glad to see that the added weight makes it a non issue or at the very least, not a noticeable.
Does the GLC 300 come with heated front seats as standard? The options are expensive so the cost of everything will add up.
All depends on what a person knows and the experience they come from, for some identifying bulk may not even come to mind.Maybe the tester didn't feel the bulk behind the wheel. He did say it was sporty, not something you associate with bulky.
