#Glc

The folks at Mercedes-AMG have updated their high-performance GLC lineup for 2020. Both the SUV and coupe models will debut at this week’s New York auto show, each one benefiting from numerous enhancements for the latest model year.

The German government has ordered Daimler to recall 774,000 diesel vehicles in Europe for “prohibited shutoff devices.”

The Mercedes GLC is relatively new, but the German automaker is already giving the facelift a crossover.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has made it tougher to earn a Top Safety Pick+ award for 2018.

I still laugh with glee at Looney Tunes vignettes, especially those with the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote. How do you stifle a snort when the mangy Coyote paints a stunningly accurate painting of a tunnel into a rock wall, which the Road Runner can run through, but the hungry mammal can’t? Or when his infatuation with catching the bird results in the most nonsensical, obscure gadgets from the ACME corporation?

The 2017 Consumer Reports Annual Reliability Survey has been released.

More than one-million Mercedes-Benz vehicles are being recalled worldwide due to a possible issue with an airbag.

It’s the highest award from IIHS.

A new product plan released by Mercedes-Benz has shown all the vehicles it will release in the next year. 

Mercedes-Benz is previewing a plug-in hybrid hydrogen fuel-cell GLC that they plan to release in 2017.

Luxury automakers took a majority of the spots on the 2016 Wards 10 Best Interiors list.

Mercedes-Benz will show off its new GLC Coupe next week at the 2016 New York Auto Show. 

Compact luxury-crossovers are BIG business these days and two of the movers and shakers in this fast-growing segment are the Lexus NX and Mercedes-Benz GLC.

A hydrogen fuel cell Mercedes GLC model is in development.