We just purchased an Arctic white GLC with the amg spec and night package. We looked at the GLB also after watching this video. The stand out difference between the two was the interior. The GLB materials and interior design are very simplistic, almost clunky and cheap feeling, whereas the GLC feels very premium and well thought out. Almost like comparing a fast food drive thru to a Brazilian steak house.
I bought GLC the reliability already tested and Engine made in Germany .GLB is manufactured at the Aguascalientes (Mexico) plant and, for the Chinese market, in Beijing.
Excellent comparison. One important difference that has been missed is that the GLB is mostly made in MEXICO while the GLC, made in GERMANY (and some in Finland). This alone, in my opinion, justifies the additional 6K outlay to tip the balance in favor of the GLC.
Not quite true. The GLB engine has been developed jointly by Daimler (owner of Mercedes Benz) and Renault. Its a joint project and, accordingly, both Renault and Mercedes use it in their vehicles. According to widespread feedback, it is one of the most efficient engines manufactured to date in terms of performance, fuel economy and drive smoothness.
The Mercedes GLB and GLC are very similar, which one are you thinking about buying?
the more cheaper.....5000 more cheap glb.
We just purchased an Arctic white GLC with the amg spec and night package. We looked at the GLB also after watching this video. The stand out difference between the two was the interior. The GLB materials and interior design are very simplistic, almost clunky and cheap feeling, whereas the GLC feels very premium and well thought out. Almost like comparing a fast food drive thru to a Brazilian steak house.
I had a chance to experience a glb35 recently and your comments are on point, 100%. Thanks for watching!
@@DriveSteady thanks for your video! It really helped us out with our decision!!!!
What a excellent comparison of both the cars. Also many features are coverevd, even the saleman does not tell you. Very educative.
Thanks for watching!
A really informative review - a lot better than those I previously viewed. That said, I still do not know which to buy.
I bought a GLB and I love it!
This is the best reasoned review I've ever seen!!! 👍👍👍
Thanks for the very detailed review - really helpful!
Bro, you takeout on car comparison is awesome.
Very helpful review!! Thank you!!
Thanks for watching!
Detailed differences Bravo!
Excellent information
GLC for me. The GLC has a more refined and luxurious ride.
Best review! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
I bought GLC the reliability already tested and Engine made in Germany .GLB is manufactured at the Aguascalientes (Mexico) plant and, for the Chinese market, in Beijing.
Hmm, I was very undecided. I guess this makes me a litte biased towards GLC
The best review. Thank you 😊
Thanks for watching!
Glc for me
Great review! How about one of the Range Rover Velar ?
Thanks! Velar vs ???
Porsche Macan or Bmw x3
I like the new intro a lot more
Thanks Mike. It's a little less noisy
Thanks bro
Thanks for watching! Dont forget to thumbs up 👍👍👍
Can you add presafe and blind spot options to glb
Yes
13:55 : The next thing I want to glaze over is... Don't be so hard on yourself, you are not that boring.
Excellent comparison. One important difference that has been missed is that the GLB is mostly made in MEXICO while the GLC, made in GERMANY (and some in Finland). This alone, in my opinion, justifies the additional 6K outlay to tip the balance in favor of the GLC.
GLC motors are from Mercedes, GLB are from Renault. Check it.
Interesting, thanks for the info
Not quite true. The GLB engine has been developed jointly by Daimler (owner of Mercedes Benz) and Renault. Its a joint project and, accordingly, both Renault and Mercedes use it in their vehicles. According to widespread feedback, it is one of the most efficient engines manufactured to date in terms of performance, fuel economy and drive smoothness.
Only true for the entry level engines. 200 and 180d. Not an issue in North America.