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V8 bi-turbo performance; sophisticated all-wheel drive; advanced suspension system; precise handling; premium interior materials; advanced technology integration; extremely customizable; multiple body types
Coupe-like styling; Mercedes-Benz cachet; technology heavy; inexpensive base price; sporty driving experience; internal combustion and EV powertrains; EV class adds design variety
Refined exterior styling; available high-performance powertrain; premium interior materials with modern tech integration; Luxurious visual upgrades; timeless body style
Luxurious ride; spacious interior; technology laden features; available all-wheel drive; semi-autonomous driver-assist systems; several body styles; powerful AMG versions
All-wheel or rear-wheel drivetrains; unique design; high-end materials; technology heavy; all-electric powertrain; good price for a large variety of features; quiet and comfortable ride; available in sedan or SUV body styles
Distinctive off-road capability; upright iconic design; premium interior materials; responsive powertrains; advanced technology features; refined on-road manners; available all-electric option
Upscale styling; available hybrid powertrain; strong safety features; advanced infotainment system; versatile cargo space
Advanced technology and safety features; versatile interior with optional third-row seating; refined powertrain options; premium interior materials; available performance AMG variant
Efficient turbocharged powertrain with mild hybrid technology; comprehensive safety features; refined interior materials; adaptive suspension system; digital technology integration; available all-wheel drive; performance-oriented AMG variants
Refined interior design; responsive powertrain options; advanced technology features; available all-wheel drive; variety of trim configurations; optional third-row seating; distinctive AMG performance variants; good towing capability
Sophisticated mild-hybrid powertrain options; spacious three-row interior with flexible seating configurations; advanced driver assistance systems; comprehensive infotainment system; distinctive AMG performance variant; good towing capability
Potent powertrain options; elegant exterior styling; advanced technological features; refined ride quality; benchmark luxury appointments; comprehensive safety systems; hybrid availability
Premium interior craftsmanship; supercar-like styling; lively 8-cylinder engine; convertible; multiple powertrains available; tuned exhaust note
Amazing interior space; easy ingress and egress; seating comfort; responsive turbo-diesel engines; fuel-efficiency
Becoming the fourth active Mercedes-Benz badged sport utility vehicle sold in the United States for the 2010 model year, the GLK-Class was positioned at the entry-level of the premium brand's product portfolio. Almost 10 inches shorter in overall length than the M-Class, the Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class's compact physique maintained ample luxury equipment such as dual-zone climate control and welcoming cabin trim. Standard roof rails and 7.9 inches of ground clearance provided functionality for the small luxury utility. Offered as a rear-wheel drive or 4Matic all-wheel drive, the GLK350 powered by a 3.5-liter gasoline V-6 engine mounted to a seven-speed automatic transmission was the sole available version of the Mercedes-Benz compact sport utility between 2010 and 2012. 2013 featured updated styling to the GLK-Class that added LED daytime running lights and rear taillights. The 2013 model year also included the introduction of a Mercedes-Benz GLK250 powered by a 2.1-liter BlueTEC diesel producing 369 pound-feet of torque. After 2015, the Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class would be rebranded as the GLC-Class.