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Upgrade to the luxury SUV you’ve always dreamed of having for your family when you invest in a new Mercedes-Benz vehicle. Your research has probably led you to a comparison of the Mercedes-Benz GLB vs. GLC and with good reasons. Both offer plenty of room for cargo and passengers while featuring powerful engines under the hood, so start planning your weekend getaways to your favorite UP resort hideaway.
Find out more details with Mercedes-Benz of Rochester’s Mercedes-Benz GLB vs. GLC guide below. Either of these SUVs will make an excellent family vehicle!
Luxury is only half the story with these beautiful SUVs. When comparing the Mercedes-Benz GLB and the Mercedes-Benz GLC, performance is probably high on your list. Both of these new vehicles have outstanding engines. Since the Mercedes-Benz GLB is smaller, it will have better fuel economy. You’ll get more power and torque with the Mercedes-Benz GLC due to its mild hybrid drive that provides a boost working in conjunction with the gasoline engine.
See the specs you’ll get when cruising along roads in Rochester and beyond.
The Mercedes-Benz GLB and GLC also offer slightly different space considerations in the cabin. Do you favor passengers or cargo space? The Mercedes-Benz GLC has a longer wheelbase and seating for five. Meanwhile, the Mercedes-Benz GLB is a bit smaller but has an available third row to accommodate up to seven people.
Compare the Mercedes-Benz GLB vs. GLC interior dimensions to see which SUV fits your lifestyle in Sterling Heights better:
We invite you to continue comparing the Mercedes-Benz GLB vs. GLC in person whenever you’re ready. Contact us or call (248) 652-3800 to schedule a test drive with our team. We think you’ll love either of these SUVs from the moment you sit in the driver’s seat!
*EPA estimated fuel economy. Compare the estimated mpg to the estimated mpg of other vehicles. You may get different mileage depending on how fast you drive, weather conditions and trip length. Your actual highway mileage will probably be less than the highway estimate.