2018 Mercedes-Benz GLC 2.1 Diesel AMG Line Coupe

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I’m selling my 2018 Mercedes GLC 2.1 diesel AMG Line Coupe – it’s been in my family for a while now, and I’ve actually only driven it a few times since I bought it, so it’s still in great shape. The Selenite Grey paint looks sharp, especially in the sun, and the AMG styling gives it that aggressive yet elegant look you can’t ignore.

Inside, it’s a proper premium feel – leather seats, heated front seats, ambient lighting, and that big 7-inch touchscreen with navigation and Bluetooth. The cabin is clean, well-maintained, and the seats are still comfy after all this time. I’ve kept it well looked after, and it’s been serviced regularly, including a full independent MOT before I listed it.

It’s got all the smart bits: parking sensors, reversing camera, cruise control, panoramic sunroof, and 19-inch AMG alloy wheels. The 4MATIC drive means it handles well on different surfaces – whether it’s a country road or a winding track. The engine’s smooth, not loud, and the G-Tronic gearbox makes shifting feel effortless.

I’ve kept the running boards and the front armrests in good order – both are practical touches that make the car feel more complete. It comes with two keys and has all the usual safety features, like ABS, ESP, and airbags.

I’m based in Shotton, Flintshire, and I’m happy to take a quick look at it if you’re around – I’m open most days, and I’ll even let you test drive it without any pressure. I’ve got a few part exchanges I’m happy to consider, and I can help with finance or extended warranties if you're interested.

It’s been through a few inspections, and I’ve got a full service history. I’m not selling it for a big sum – it’s actually £19,800 – but it’s a solid, reliable car that just feels like it’s built to last. If you’re thinking of getting a premium SUV coupe that doesn’t look like it’s just a bit of show, this one’s been a good fit for me.

If you want to see it, just give me a call or drop me a message – I’ll make sure you get a proper look at it. No pressure, just a real car, in real life.