2025 Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class Consumer Reviews
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Great SUV with speed, handling, luxury and safety
This 2025 GLC replaced a 2017 GLC that we loved. It’s a bit bigger inside and has a lot of electronics. The handling is great, the pickup is very quick, it’s luxurious and the safety systems are reassuring. Still learning the MBUX system but voice commands seem to work well. So far, I love the GLC300
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2025 GLC 300 Fear for Life
I leased a new 2025 GLC 300 AWD in October 2024, securing it while in a boat from Germany. I leave in a mountain town, three hours from the dealer. On the first drive, the radio and computer-related parts went in and out. Then, the computer wouldn’t load-forcing me to drive without knowledge of speed, phone pairing or Mercedes emergency contact. The system was rented at dealer and on the way home it happened again. They took the car for two months, first noting the wires didn’t connect and had to be replaced. Then, after that didn’t solve the problem, they installed a new computer. To do these repairs, the car had to be taken apart. All the while, I am leasing and making payments for a car I don’t have. I now have it back and the car jumps when stopped, strange messages appear in the screen. This car is a mess and Mercedes won’t take it back as AZ Lemon Law doesn’t include leases. Ironically, the car was suppose to go to a dealer in a state that does cover leased lemons. Mercedes is hiding behind a flaw when their vehicle is not safe to drive. After 5 Mercedes, I am crushed at their treatment and driving a car I have no idea is safe. Will the airbags deploy? Will my emergency system work when needed? Is the cruise control working or will go out of control.
- GLC 300 4MATIC 4dr SUVMSRP: $54,7858 mi away
- GLC 350e 4MATIC Plug-In Hybrid 4dr SUVMSRP: $69,2308 mi away
- GLC 300 4MATIC 4dr SUVMSRP: $61,4958 mi away
Loud Rearview Camera
I have a 2024 GLC SUV. Note that the Coupe does not suffer from the following problem. The rearview camera is mechanical. It deploys when put in reverse (that’s fine) but also deploys when you slow below 14 mph. It then retracts at 22 mph. It makes a quite loud thunk when it does this and to me is beyond annoying. The camera in the 2025 is the same part number and behaves the same way. MB says this is by design so you know the camera is working. Pause and re read that last sentence. That should tell you all you need to know about MB quality these days. Spend some time in the GLC Owners Facebook page. That will also enlighten potential owners of all the myriad of issues with this vehicle. Caveat Emptor.
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Sweet!
This suv is very luxury, so many gadgets and the ride is so smooth.
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GLC43amg 2024
Things I don’t like about my GLC 43 one ,I am disappointed of the rearview camera when you back up it only show partial of the space that back up. It doesn’t show the whole full screen in the back for the back and two when you start your car from a Stop to start. It has like a jolt like somebody is holding your car down and then all of the sudden it kicks you in the butt I don’t like that feeling other than that I can say performance is pretty good. I took it up in the mountain and , a lot of curves tight curves smooth curves with 55,65 m/h It handles amazing . Comfort for me being 5 foot five woman it’s pleasant. I love it. I don’t have anything to complain about that ,cargo space for the back. I don’t carry that much cargo, but whatever I need is good space , backseats again I think is reasonable Space .my husband he’s a big guy. He’s 6 foot three 260 pounds so he thinks it’s too tight for him .overall I like the car I don’t have any other complaints. so I’m giving a 8 out of 10
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