Zeddersg 1st Gear November 29, 2016 Share November 29, 2016 Want Coupe look but not enough head space for the rear seat, but if create more head space for rear seat then the car will not look so nice like a Coupe. I suppose we cannot have best of everything lah. ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vratenza Supersonic November 29, 2016 Share November 29, 2016 I sat at backseat of GLC coupe. My head almost touch roof le. I m short like 1.7mIt is a "coupe" on stilts just like the X4. Just imagine a 4 door C-class coupe with raised suspension. People buy the GLC coupe, X4 knowing full well what they are buying into. Obviously the rear head room or boot space are not their prioity. If space and head rooms are priority, they can get the GLC SUV and X3 at a much better price. Different strokes... 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
un1ver5e 1st Gear November 29, 2016 Share November 29, 2016 Btw, is the GLC available for viewing at the Alexandra showroom? I sent my car to the workshop there over the weekend but only saw the GLE. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Otts 1st Gear November 29, 2016 Share November 29, 2016 Want Coupe look but not enough head space for the rear seat, but if create more head space for rear seat then the car will not look so nice like a Coupe. I suppose we cannot have best of everything lah. totally agree..but I have to admit they did a pretty damn good job in this one..its quite stunning when u see it in the metal, esp w the full AMG works. so I guess the tradeoff of a slightly lower headroom and 50L less cargo space seems very decent..park it side by side the regular GLC or X4, it makes those rides seem very ordinary 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vratenza Supersonic December 7, 2016 Share December 7, 2016 Sharing some info that I find new to me... Explains the difference in the rear leg room vs the standard C-class... The GLC itself is a mishmash of Mercedes componentry, specifically the chassis and mechanical bits of the E-Class and the interior and electronics from the C-Class. We find this to be a particularly brilliant way to build a crossover. “One of the deciding factors for me was the decision to use the E-Class platform and C-Class features,” Alisa Priddle said in explaining her vote. “That’s the smart way to engineer a product.” Added guest judge Mike Accavitti: “Overall, this is a great vehicle. You know you’re getting into a Mercedes as soon as you open the door to the GLC. The quality of the materials and the elegance of the design are very consistent with the Mercedes-Benz brand proposition and reputation.” The platform itself is Mercedes’ clever Modular Rear Architecture platform, which will eventually underpin 10 models, including the C- and E-Class and an upcoming replacement for the defunct R-Class. The GLC’s 113.1-inch wheelbase nearly splits the difference between the 111.8-inch C-Class and the 115.7-inch E-Class. The length translates primarily into rear-seat space, including extra headroom when compared to a direct competitor such as the Cadillac XT5. A bunch of Germans I know joke that the GLC is the cheapest E-Class you can buy. They ain’t joking. As the GLC doesn’t have the fancier interior of the E-Class, a bunch of Germans I know like to joke that it is the cheapest E-Class you can buy. Thing is, they ain’t joking. The C-Class interior is the best in its class, and most folks couldn’t tell it apart from an E-Class anyway. “This thing is just nice,” Christian Seabaugh said. “I hop in and immediately feel relaxed. The seats are sofa soft yet still supportive. All the touch points feel like a million bucks.” Accavitti: “It’s very luxurious looking with lots of leather and wood. I love how the infotainment system warns you not to be distracted by it, but then it has all these awesome screens you can’t help be distracted by.” Angus MacKenzie summed up the interior well: “Looks rich and upscale, like a mini S-Class. It sets the benchmark for a small luxury SUV.” https://www.google.com.sg/amp/www.motortrend.com/news/mercedes-benz-glc-class-2017-suv-of-the-year/amp/?client=ms-android-samsung 2 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wt_know Supersonic December 7, 2016 Share December 7, 2016 (edited) you are damn right ... those who travel to msia frequently (at least once a month) better think twice Having sat in all of the new mercs recently, C class, regular GLC, GLC Coupe and E class I think this is the new way merc makes their rear seat. Shorter "thigh" length, thus creating a visually more spacious feel. but if one is used to a full size rear bench config, etc F10 or S60, sure will feel short changed. Edited December 7, 2016 by Wt_know Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Innocuous 3rd Gear December 12, 2016 Share December 12, 2016 Anyone ordered the GLC lately with the dropped in COE ? Wonder what is the going price now, the last I checked was $220k and 6 months wait time (said to have improved as compared to first launch - 1 year wait time) Any info to share ? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vratenza Supersonic December 12, 2016 Share December 12, 2016 Anyone ordered the GLC lately with the dropped in COE ? Wonder what is the going price now, the last I checked was $220k and 6 months wait time (said to have improved as compared to first launch - 1 year wait time) Any info to share ? The C&C GLC selling price list is just a guideline base on the current COE. When you place your deposit, it is stated clearly the only thibg confirmed is the selling price of the car without COE which is slightly less than 190k.When your car goes into factory production (about 3-4mth before expected delivery) , then they will package your car with coe. Usually not car price + coe premium. There will be a 10-20 k off the premium. It is not a discount but more like they already factored that 10-20k into ur car price. Since GLC is not ex-stock, do not expect big carrots or discounts. 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Innocuous 3rd Gear December 12, 2016 Share December 12, 2016 The C&C GLC selling price list is just a guideline base on the current COE. When you place your deposit, it is stated clearly the only thibg confirmed is the selling price of the car without COE which is slightly less than 190k. When your car goes into factory production (about 3-4mth before expected delivery) , then they will package your car with coe. Usually not car price + coe premium. There will be a 10-20 k off the premium. It is not a discount but more like they already factored that 10-20k into ur car price. Since GLC is not ex-stock, do not expect big carrots or discounts. what is thibg ? Just checked with my SE , GLC is now at $220 including COE. Wait time 6 months. GLC 250 coupe coming , I am on their invited list ... no pricelist yet Cheers 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vratenza Supersonic December 12, 2016 Share December 12, 2016 what is thibg ? Just checked with my SE , GLC is now at $220 including COE. Wait time 6 months. GLC 250 coupe coming , I am on their invited list ... no pricelist yet Cheers Typo: thing. Factory clearing order faster now because their new additional GLC production line (outside of Germany) is supposed to come online in 2017 to offload some strain on the german line. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Innocuous 3rd Gear December 12, 2016 Share December 12, 2016 Typo: thing. Factory clearing order faster now because their new additional GLC production line (outside of Germany) is supposed to come online in 2017 to offload some strain on the german line. wow you are good, you can get answer so fast ! For a moment I thought you are one of the management staff either in C&C or Daimler Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vratenza Supersonic December 12, 2016 Share December 12, 2016 wow you are good, you can get answer so fast ! For a moment I thought you are one of the management staff either in C&C or Daimler One will have loads of time (between 6 mth to a year) to research and read up on the GLC after you place your order. Anyway just checked with my SE, verified your info too. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Archtomato 1st Gear December 14, 2016 Share December 14, 2016 what is thibg ? Just checked with my SE , GLC is now at $220 including COE. Wait time 6 months. GLC 250 coupe coming , I am on their invited list ... no pricelist yet Cheers The GLC Coupe from the design stand point feels very similar to the BMW 320i GT. A very radical look but definitely welcome. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rayoflight 5th Gear December 15, 2016 Share December 15, 2016 Adviseable to recommend my dad driving a 2012 bmw f10 528i to change to glc250? I see some PI offering the glc250 amg.. very swee Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wt_know Supersonic December 15, 2016 Share December 15, 2016 (edited) the only good thing is ride higher for old folk other than that, nothing in GLC can beat F10 528i in terms of handling, space, awesomeness, etc. Adviseable to recommend my dad driving a 2012 bmw f10 528i to change to glc250?I see some PI offering the glc250 amg.. very swee Edited December 15, 2016 by Wt_know Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rayoflight 5th Gear December 15, 2016 Share December 15, 2016 the only good thing is ride higher for old folk other than that, nothing in GLC can beat F10 528i in terms of handling, space, awesomeness, etc. I think my dad wants to go SUV... Previously before his F10, he was driving 3 gens of the Honda CRV.. probably miss the height and space.. but the F10 is really very well built and still drives very well. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Otts 1st Gear December 15, 2016 Share December 15, 2016 cycle just released pricing for glc coupe 250 petrol @ $237,888 for base car..add this add that easily end up around $250-$255k 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thaiyotakamli Supersonic December 15, 2016 Share December 15, 2016 Are you guys talking about the GLA instead of the GLC ??? I am almost 1.8 m and one of my trader drives a GLC . Have taken rides in the GLC backseat for umpteen times and I dun find it cramped like what you guys are saying .. The back rest can be pushed back to make it more slanted and I dun find it cramp at all ... Maybe you guys are used to big cars like 7 series , S Class or Bentley ba if you find the GLC cramped . It is sure much better than those Mid level executive saloon or those crossover GLA is cramp for me GLC is ok I am club 1.83 ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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