2023 Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class: First Drive Review

Join us as we review the 2023 Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class.

It should come as no surprise that the best-selling Mercedes-Benz in the US is the GLC-Class. Although the humble crossover isn’t a standout in the same way as the ultra-modern EQS or slinky SL, the German automaker moves more than 50,000 units each year since 2018. And many of those customers are first-timers, meaning they’ll become Mercedes zealots if the experience is good or swear off the brand forever if not.

Why mess with success, then? With so much riding on its popularity, the redesigned 2023 Mercedes-Benz GLC300 doesn’t take too many risks. The second-generation model (third, if you count the boxy GLK) retains a swooping form factor, modernized in detail instead of concept. The cabin’s updates are significant, borrowing liberally from the related C-Class sedan. Also important is the revised powertrain, which benefits from standard 48-volt mild-hybrid technology for added grunt and efficiency. Will potential – and repeat – buyers appreciate the updated GLC's minor-but-comprehensive alterations when it goes on sale this spring? I bet they will.

00:00 - Intro
00:39 - Subscribe
00:55 - Exterior Design
01:53 - Interior Design
03:25 - Driving Experience
10:30 - Conclusion

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[dressydress]

So which make and brand is better than this if you still find the sound of engine cheap?

[kevinsullivan]

Removing knobs for A/C and audio is just unacceptable

[DJL]

Good to see Brett back on the channel!

[JM-gjde]

Great review! You're good at you job.

[edwardr]

I could not stop laughing at that tattoo.

[brankoglavac]

Blablabla...take a break in between ... put some emotions in your text...not just reading words ...lalala...otherwise it s ok