Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe Leasing

It’s not hard to work out that the sloping rear roofline of the Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe means it can carry less of your stuff than your typical boxy family SUV would be able to. But it still has a useful hatchback-like boot opening. And if its 500-litre boot capacity (a little less if you choose the plug-in) is enough for you, then there’s no reason why you shouldn’t go ahead and lease a GLC Coupe on the strength of its sporty looks and involving driving experience. Elsewhere in the cabin there’s plenty of glovebox, door-bin and storage-box space for all your odds and ends.

Running costs for the GLC Coupe are more reasonable than you might expect from a large, sporty premium SUV. The biggest influence on running costs when leasing a Mercedes GLC Coupe is what engine you pick – and if you want to minimise your bills, you should go for either of the plug-in hybrid options: the petrol-electric GLC 300e or the diesel-electric GLC 300de.

Plug these in regularly and keep their batteries topped up, and you’ll be able to do a good deal of your weekly motoring without using a drop of fuel. And it’s good to know that the GLC 300de in particular is still pretty economical even after the battery has been depleted – it is a diesel, after all. If your budget or lack of suitable charging solution limits you to one of the non-hybrid versions, don’t worry. They’re still reasonably efficient, with the GLC 220d diesel managing more than 44mpg.

The petrol and diesel-engined versions hold 500 and 1400 litres respectively with the rear seats up and down. The same figures for the plug-in hybrids (taking into account space given over to the batteries) are 350 and 1250 litres.

Technically, AMG Line is the only trim level the GLC Coupe comes in, with Premium and Premium Plus serving as bolt-on option packs that add extra goodies. The high-performance AMG models effectively work as 2 further trims, too.

Yes. Every version gets the Mercedes-Benz ‘Parktronic’ system, which includes both front and rear parking sensors with visual and audible warnings if you’re getting too close to a nearby obstacle.

If outright practicality is top of your list, you should consider leasing a Mercedes-Benz GLC rather than the GLC Coupe. The GLC Coupe’s boot capacity is smaller and it’s less adept at swallowing large, bulky objects. But its rear seats still fold down and there’s plenty of cabin storage – so many families will judge it more than adequate.

Some people may be baffled as to why you’d want to pay the same or slightly more to lease a car with a slightly smaller boot, but it all depends on your priorities. If you prefer the looks of the GLC Coupe and it’s practical enough for your needs, then go for it!

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