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Mercedes-Benz Glc Coupe variants
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Monthly payment

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Total cash price £37,199. Borrowing £33,479 with a £3,720 deposit at a representative APR of 11.9%.

48 monthly payments
£612.92
Fixed interest rate
11.9%
Total amount payable
£48,802.24
Cost of credit
£11,603.24
Optional final payment
£15,662.00
Purchase fee
£10.00
Annual mileage limit
6000 miles

Why buy a used Mercedes GLC Coupe

The Mercedes GLC Coupe blends SUV practicality with striking coupe styling. These premium vehicles offer exceptional material quality, advanced technology, and impressive performance. The distinctive sloping roofline and elevated driving position create a commanding presence while maintaining everyday usability.

Popular Mercedes GLC Coupe trims for sale at Motorpoint

  • AMG Line – Entry-level luxury with sports styling, LED headlights and leather seats
  • AMG Line Premium – Enhanced comfort with digital displays and an upgraded infotainment system
  • AMG Line Premium Plus – Top-spec models gain a sunroof, memory seats and a 360º parking camera
  • AMG Performance Models – High-performance variants with powerful engines, plus upgraded brakes and suspension

Owning a Mercedes GLC Coupe

Used Mercedes GLC Coupe models excel both in urban environments and motorway cruising. The elevated seating position offers excellent visibility, while the refined interior features high-quality materials throughout. Boot space accommodates weekend luggage, though the sloping roofline limits tall item storage.

Other models you may be interested in

  • BMW X4 – Direct rival offering similar coupe-SUV styling
  • Audi Q5 Sportback – Alternative premium option with quattro capability
  • Range Rover Velar – British luxury with distinctive design appeal
  • Volvo XC60 – Safety-focused alternative with Scandinavian elegance
  • Jaguar F-Pace – Sporty handling with British luxury refinement

Why buy from Motorpoint?

Mercedes GLC Coupe FAQs

You’ll only find GLC Coupes in one form – a five-door, five-seat SUV with a coupe roofline and a hatchback boot lid. It’s the sportier sister car to the regular Mercedes GLC SUV, which might be worth considering if you need a little extra practicality.

If you’re looking to buy a GLC Coupe, you might want to cross shop it against the BMW X4 and Audi Q5 Sportback, which are its most direct competitors. Looking beyond the big three German brands, you could also consider the Range Rover Velar, Porsche Macan or Jaguar F-Pace.

While it’s not the largest SUV Mercedes builds, the GLC Coupe is still a reasonably big car, measuring in at more than 4.7 metres long – so it’s handy that all models get all-round parking sensors as standard. It’s a few millimetres shorter than the BMW X4 and a few longer than the Audi Q5 Sportback, but all three are within a very similar ballpark.

The GLC Coupe’s relatively large exterior doesn’t necessarily translate to a vast interior. Space up front is abundant and, while rear legroom and shoulder room are more than acceptable, the coupe roofline does limit rear headroom. This means the back seats are uncomfortable for tall adults and feel more claustrophobic in general compared to the regular GLC. Boot space is decent – comfortably able to swallow two or more large suitcases – but, again, the overall area is slightly compromised compared with the regular GLC.

The GLC Coupe is a premium car so there aren’t any weak links in the engine lineup. Diesel models are popular for their efficiency and long-range cruising abilities, but the more potent petrol engines are more fun to drive and suit the car’s somewhat sporty character. Plug-in hybrid options are available further up the lineup for fuel-sipping performance or you can select one of the two bonkers AMG models if you want to embarrass supercars at the drag strip. All GLC Coupe cars feature an automatic gearbox and all-wheel drive as standard.