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Mercedes-Benz 4x4 car reviews
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Mercedes-Benz G580 EQ SUV (2024 onwards) Review
Remarkable performance on and off road, at a price
New price: £180,860 - £180,860Read full reviewPROS
- Remarkable off-road performance
- Super-fast rapid charging
- Calm and quick on the road
CONS
- Sub-300-mile range
- It weighs 3.1 tonnes
- Hefty financial commitment
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Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe (2023 onwards) Review
Mercedes Benz coupe sacrifices substance for style
New price: £59,815 - £79,860Read full reviewPROS
- The 300d model is quick
- High-quality interior
- Standard four-wheel drive
CONS
- More expensive than a standard GLC
- Smaller boot and less headroom
- No PHEV option in the UK
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Mercedes-Benz EQB SUV (2022 onwards) Review
Comfortable, practical and the classy interior is a highlight
New price: £52,800 - £61,110Read full reviewPROS
- Useful third row of seats
- Comfortable ride
- Drives just like a GLB
CONS
- Expensive if you don't need seven seats
- Entry-level 250 lacks performance
- Third row cramped
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Mercedes-Benz GLC SUV (2022 onwards) Review
Merc's bestseller goes big on plug-in power
New price: £53,315 - £75,610Read full reviewPROS
- PHEV has long electric range
- Clever infotainment system
- Comfortable at high speeds
CONS
- Less composed in town
- Price – it starts at £53,000!
- Lifeless steering system
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Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupe (2020 onwards) Review
Excellent execution of a fashion-led idea. E-Class makes more sense.
New price: £80,360 - £91,700Read full reviewPROS
- Sophisticated and well equipped
- Fast and engaging to drive
- Lots of presence
- Rugged and practical
CONS
- Heavy
- Compromised rear headroom
- Not cheap
- Awkward styling, divisive image
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Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class (2020 onwards) Review
Mercedes-Benz's baby SUV is an impressive performer
New price: £35,670 - £52,565Read full reviewPROS
- High-tech but highly usable interior
- Sleek, modernistic styling
- Efficient engines
CONS
- Entry-level model lacks flashy dash
- PHEV model not as smooth as rivals
- Not as good to drive as the BMW X2
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Mercedes-Benz GLS SUV (2019 onwards) Review
Spacious and polished posh SUV
New price: £108,200 - £207,905Read full reviewPROS
- Comfortable ride
- Exceptionally well-equipped
- Spacious interior
CONS
- Almost too big for UK roads
- Interior quality disappoints in places
- Even the diesel is thirsty
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Mercedes-Benz GLE SUV (2019 onwards) Review
Comfortable, tech-laden luxury SUV
New price: £76,010 - £90,700Read full reviewPROS
- Cutting-edge interior
- Excellent all-round comfort
- Added seven-seat practicality
CONS
- Third row of seats cramped
- Some safety kit is optional
- Feels very big
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Mercedes-Benz EQC SUV (2019 onwards) Review
Electric SUV with added lustre of the three-pointed star
New price: £64,950 - £81,225Read full reviewPROS
- Effortless acceleration and cruising
- Noise and vibration superbly suppressed
- Clever sat-nav eliminates range anxiety
CONS
- Very heavy – and feels it when you drive
- Lacks the wow factor of some competitors
- Not as spacious as some electric rivals
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Mercedes-Benz GLB SUV (2019 onwards) Review
Bringing premium luxury to the seven-seater family market
New price: £39,160 - £53,685Read full reviewPROS
- Impressive, tech-laden cabin
- Rapid AMG performance version
- Decent standard equipment levels
CONS
- Third row best suited to children
- A lot of high-tech kit costs extra
- Not as flexible as more traditional MPVs
