Mercedes-Benz GLC 2022 - Glc 300 4Matic Amg Line 5Dr 9G-Tronic

Insurance Group 36, The car comes with a full-service history and 12 months warranty. The cars last service was in June 2025. Should you wish to hear more about our exclusive finance options or to arrange a test drive, please call us on 01732 771761. Under the bonnet: a 2.0 litre four-cylinder petrol engine (1,991 cc) paired with mild-hybrid assistance, delivering about 258 bhp and a 0-62 mph time of circa 6.2 seconds in UK spec. Drivetrain: Permanent 4 wheel drive (4MATIC) and a 9-speed automatic (9G-TRONIC) give it strong composure in all conditions. Practical yet premium: The “Sport” trim of the GLC gives you an SUV that works for everyday driving, family use, and the occasional spirited journey—with the luxury finish expected from Mercedes-Benz. Equipment & tech: Includes advanced infotainment, strong safety/driver-assistance features, refined cabin materials, and good build quality. For example the GLC lineup is described as “a hugely impressive SUV with a fantastic interior and loads of in-car tech”. UK pricing (as new): For the petrol GLC 300 4MATIC Sport, a base list price was around £42,475 (in the spec listing for that variant) for the 2022-model year. Luxury image + everyday usability: You’re getting the prestige of the Mercedes-Benz badge, combined with an SUV shape that offers more flexibility than a typical sedan (seating space, higher driving position, easier ingress/egress). All-weather capability: Because it’s 4MATIC (Mercedes’s all-wheel-drive system), you get better grip and stability in poorer conditions (wet roads, winter conditions) which adds to peace of mind. Ready for both commute & weekend: Whether you’re driving around London, across the motorway, or heading out for a longer trip, the performance and comfort are up to the task. Strong residual value: Premium SUVs tend to hold value better than mass-market alternatives—so your investment is likely safer in terms of depreciation. Good mix of sport and comfort: The “Sport” tag here means you get a slightly more dynamic flavour compared to basic trims, without sacrificing the refinement expected from Mercedes. Service history & condition: Make sure the vehicle has been maintained properly and has Mercedes-approved servicing, ideally with documented history. Premium vehicles often cost more to maintain if neglected. Mileage versus use: Check how many miles it has done, how many owners, and what type of driving it’s had (urban vs motorway).