SPIED + VIDEO: The Mercedes-Benz GLC's Interior Gets FULLY EXPOSED In This All-New Clip!

The Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class' reveal has to be just around the corner. In recent weeks we've seen the three-pointed star begin to minimize its developmental vehicles camouflage and, in addition, the company hosted a press drive of its prototypes of mostly off-road obstacles.

While the press snapped photos of the GLC's exterior and one video ONLY showed the GLC's center console, it's a BIG deal to us that this spy filmed the BEST interior footage we've seen yet. We'll put it this way: If you LOVED the C-Class' interior, you're going to LOVE the GLC's. From what I can see it appears identical.

In the video though, please note the black and white diamond-patterned specification appears to be a Designo offering — see the silver ovals on the backrests?

The exterior is sporting the bare minimum when it comes to masking the auto's design. I suspect Mercedes will be unveiling the car to the public within the next couple of weeks.

We'll be sure to pass along the latest information as it becomes available!




Outside a marginal rest camouflage but inside completely undisguised - the last Mercedes-Benz GLC test vehicles, shortly before the world premiere. The new Mercedes-Benz GLC - 2015 / 2016 successor to the Mercedes GLK.

USNA1999 - 6/7/2015 7:44:51 AM

+7 Boost

Overall nice vehicle but I guess MB has not gotten the message about the silly iPad glued to the console and the round vents.

Agent00R - 6/7/2015 12:06:04 PM

-1 Boost

Doesn't seem to matter to the thousands of people buying the C-Class...

leej - 6/7/2015 10:27:38 AM

-2 Boost

They got the message...and they considered the source.

USNA1999 - 6/7/2015 12:53:53 PM

-2 Boost

LoL!

gkearns56 - 6/7/2015 11:50:53 AM

+4 Boost

And we won't be buying another MB; selling the wife's SUV: rattles, squeaks and the moronic A/B maintenance schedule expenses. That's $350 FIRST visit; $500 second visit; $350 Third visit; $500 4th visit. They alternate every other visit. So basically my FIRST visit was a $350 oil change; the $500 second was an oil change and tire rotation. Because I decide to drive a MB doesn't mean I should just throw away money. So it will be a BMW or Audi from this point forward I'll stay with. Cost less on normal maintenance issues.

Agent00R - 6/7/2015 12:06:46 PM

-1 Boost

What SUV does your wife have? Just curious...

USNA1999 - 6/7/2015 12:35:45 PM

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@gkearns56 do you think BMW,LEXUS or any other premium brands are any cheaper? The maintenance is every 10K miles, what do you expect? As for the rattles, I have never had any issues but I am only 2nd MB.
No premium car is for frugal people.

Runamukk - 6/8/2015 1:26:02 PM

+1 Boost

Without a doubt the nicest interior in its class!

gkearns56 - 6/9/2015 4:56:33 PM

+1 Boost

She has a 2013 MB GLK SUV. Every one of my colleagues at the college who drive a MB are tired of the silly alternating A/B maintenance crap. We tell them every time we go in there and they say, so many people have complained about this $350/$500 dollars alternating service MB charges for routine stuff. This is absurd!! Just because people enjoy driving MB AND can afford them, doesn't mean we want $350 oil changes. Heck I don't make Michael Jordan's salary. But they alternate the service and it cost this. I will stick with BMWs and Audi.

gkearns56 - 6/9/2015 5:02:51 PM

+1 Boost

@USNA1999 - of course they're cheaper but a BUNCH. I own a Audi S6 and NEVER had $350 dollar cost on routine stuff. I'm not talking working on a vehicle in terms of serious repairs. They all charge $130-$140 dollars per hour for mechanically work performed.

I'm talking routine maintenance; call one up and ask them about this "A/B" alternating service and how it works. It's ALL routine stuff; not major repairs. At least BMW has their maintenance plan included and Audi has normal cost $85 dollars for a synthetic oil change. If you're driving a MB, wake up and smell the coffee and you would see they are screwing you over. Now if your making millions of dollars to waste, then it's no bother to you.

USNA1999 - 6/9/2015 9:09:43 PM

+1 Boost

I know exactly what you are talking about the "A/B" service since I have done it at BRUMOS with my old C230 Kompressor and I am currently doing it with my C350 coupe. I knew what I was getting into since this is my second MB and I have no problem paying it since its every 10K miles. C'mon? $350?
My old LS460 (also purchased at BRUMOS) was just as expensive for routine maintenance and the BMW 325 (Tom Bush BMW) before that was pretty expensive too and no maintenance plan included those days.
Yes, nowadays BMW offers the first 3 years of routine maintenance included. I haven't owned an AUDI to know the difference.
Are you leasing or owning? Have you ever had any major repairs in any of your cars? Wait until then and complain. Like I said, these cars are not for frugal people.