2023 Mercedes-Benz GLB 200 AMG Line Executive 5dr Estate

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I’ve been driving this GLB for a few years now and honestly, it’s one of those cars you just can’t go wrong with. It’s a 2023 model, but I bought it in September 2019, so it’s been through a solid run of miles—only 21,700, and the last service was in September 2024 at just 11,535 miles. That means it’s been properly looked after, and I know it’s reliable.

It’s in Metallic Mountain Grey, which catches the light in a way that’s not flashy but definitely stands out. The cabin feels premium—Artico leather and Dinamica microfibre, not too flashy but actually nice to sit in. The AMG Line trim gives it that sharp, sporty look without being too aggressive. I’ve used it for family trips and long drives, and the third row is actually useful—room for two extra people when you’ve got kids or need a bit more flexibility.

The tech is solid—MBUX navigation, DAB radio, Bluetooth, USB, and all the modern bits. I use the parking sensors all the time, especially when I’m turning into narrow streets or parking on tight spaces. The reverse camera and park assist make it a breeze. Cruise control helps on the motorway too—just switch it on and keep going without fiddling with the pedals.

I love the heated front seats—no matter how cold it gets outside, the first thing I do is turn them on. The seats are comfortable, the climate control works well, and the cabin stays nice and fresh. The safety features are top tier: lane keeping, pre-crash warnings, adaptive brake assist, and even curve dynamic assist. I feel safe behind the wheel.

It’s ULEZ compliant, so I can drive through London and not worry about that. I’ve kept it well-maintained, with all the services done by Mercedes-approved mechanics. The service history is clean and up to date.

I live in Tiverton, Mid Devon, so it’s right there—no long drives to get to it. I’ve used it for a few years now and it’s held up really well. I’m not selling it for a quick cash grab, more like letting it go because I’m moving and don’t need it anymore.

It’s a solid, practical, and well-equipped SUV—great for families, weekend trips, or just having a car that feels premium without being over the top. If you’re looking for something that’s both stylish and reliable, this one’s been through the wringer and still works great.

Price is £27,028.80—fairly steep, but I’ve kept it running well and it’s a good value over time. If you’re serious about a car that’s actually built to last, this one might be worth a look.

(Background note: I bought it through Vertu Mercedes-Benz in Slough, which I’ve found to be a solid dealership with good service and support. They offer a 1-year warranty and proper after-sales care—so I know it’s been handled properly.)