MERCEDES-BENZ GLC FROM $104,900

Toby Hagon

Gone are the days when the Mercedes-Benz GLC was available with a choice of multiple engines. The arrival of an all-new model of what has been the brand’s top seller simplifies the buying process by narrowing the range down to one wagon and one coupe. The GLC300 wagon is priced from $103,370 before on-road costs — and there’s no negotiating, because it’s sold through agents rather than dealers (even though they look like dealerships) with the price set by head office. That’s a hefty 14 per cent hike over the previous model. The GLC300 coupe is $113,900. GLC comes loaded with fruit, including a panoramic sunroof, head-up display and heated front seats. Safety is taken care of with airbags all around (including a centre front airbag), well-calibrated autonomous braking and…

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