View Poll Results: Which car to choose?
GLC suv
13
81.25%
GLC coupe
3
18.75%
Jaguar F-pace
0
0%
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GLC SUV, Coupe or Jaguar F-Pace?
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Thanks I think removing the side boards really brings out the lines for these cars. The GLC (and the F-Pace hence it looks smaller than it is) is rather low down, and I think it improves it no end. It was really noticeable in the showroom seeing it next to the GLE and the GLS.
The F-Pace actually has 19" wheels, but is using the UK configurator. I just looked at the Belgium configurator and yes for the GLC those wheels seem to be AMG 43 only. I can't believe how much more expensive they are than in the UK. In the UK it is a £1,100 option, and it is a whopping €1,936. That is just ridiculous.
With your history of Coupe's maybe you should wait for a coupe The GLC would be a great, and the hybrid engine looks very interesting actually. I wished they did that one in the UK, great for tax benefits.
The F-Pace actually has 19" wheels, but is using the UK configurator. I just looked at the Belgium configurator and yes for the GLC those wheels seem to be AMG 43 only. I can't believe how much more expensive they are than in the UK. In the UK it is a £1,100 option, and it is a whopping €1,936. That is just ridiculous.
With your history of Coupe's maybe you should wait for a coupe The GLC would be a great, and the hybrid engine looks very interesting actually. I wished they did that one in the UK, great for tax benefits.
The thing with the GLC suv as I configurated above (so no AMG 43) compared to the F-pace, when you cross it on the streets the F-Pace makes an impact, it stands out. While the GLC is very pretty, but it blends with the other suv's like Audi and BMW...
So, should I pay 60k for such a car or for a very spacious more standing out F-pace. (as a big Mercedes lover)
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Yes idd, maybe I should skip a coupe this time...
The thing with the GLC suv as I configurated above (so no AMG 43) compared to the F-pace, when you cross it on the streets the F-Pace makes an impact, it stands out. While the GLC is very pretty, but it blends with the other suv's like Audi and BMW...
So, should I pay 60k for such a car or for a very spacious more standing out F-pace. (as a big Mercedes lover)
The thing with the GLC suv as I configurated above (so no AMG 43) compared to the F-pace, when you cross it on the streets the F-Pace makes an impact, it stands out. While the GLC is very pretty, but it blends with the other suv's like Audi and BMW...
So, should I pay 60k for such a car or for a very spacious more standing out F-pace. (as a big Mercedes lover)
It's a tough one, but if it has to be diesel, I'd rather have the 250d than the 20d. Although the engine size is the same, the F-Pace will have to shift more car...
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Yes if you are in the market for a lot of space it is good. We've had out GL for the last three years, now called GLS but basically the same, and wanted something smaller as certain car parks were really hard to get into or just not possible. Like some of the streets and underground car parks in Brugge, or the Barbican in London, or nearly all in Barcelona.
Whilst the F Pace (my neighbour has go the bi-turbo 3.0 diesel version in S spec) is smaller than the GLS it is still a big old car - a lot more space than the GLC. Colour is a challenge as I think it looks really basic in some colours. Our neighbour got hers in Black Metallic, Black Interior and Black wheels. Looks fantastic.
If you are looking at that size, don't forget the Maserati Levante. It is not out in the UK, but I noticed one on the streets of Paris early August so I guess it is out in Belgium as well. I think it is lovely, but again a fair bit bigger than the GLC.
Whilst the F Pace (my neighbour has go the bi-turbo 3.0 diesel version in S spec) is smaller than the GLS it is still a big old car - a lot more space than the GLC. Colour is a challenge as I think it looks really basic in some colours. Our neighbour got hers in Black Metallic, Black Interior and Black wheels. Looks fantastic.
If you are looking at that size, don't forget the Maserati Levante. It is not out in the UK, but I noticed one on the streets of Paris early August so I guess it is out in Belgium as well. I think it is lovely, but again a fair bit bigger than the GLC.
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I don't know if you're confused about the size, or deliberately exaggerating to make a point, but the F Pace is not that much bigger than the GLC. It is a little wider for sure, but it's only 3" longer (183.3" vs 186.3"). At 197", the Levante is definitely a full size larger.
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Ok maybe the GLC suv hybrid is an interesting option then. Depends on the battery... when will the car need a new battery and how much is that gonna cost...
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This weekend I did a test drive with tge glc suv, coupe and jaguar f pace.
I really liked them all, but I will chose between the jaguar f-pace 2.0 or the glc 350e.
The looks of the f-pace are amazing, also a lot of room for storage. The interior was very dissapointing though...
I really liked them all, but I will chose between the jaguar f-pace 2.0 or the glc 350e.
The looks of the f-pace are amazing, also a lot of room for storage. The interior was very dissapointing though...