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Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class
The Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class is a unique offering with the ability to seat seven within a relatively compact body. You get all the eye-catching points of any Mercedes' interior with the GLB, including those turbine air-conditioning vents as well as the twin 10.25-inch displays. On the go, the GLB offers a comfortable ride with a steering that turns keenly into corners and offers good response and precision to please most enthusiastic drivers. As a compact SUV with smart looks and the unique ability to fit seven, the GLB is hard to beat.
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I got hold of the GLB180 (C&C) on 1st Nov 2023, and have been driving it for two weeks+. Compare with my previous ride S... -  Read More
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Driven the GLB180 Progressive from C&C for about 6 months and i have to say it's the most well rounded SUV in its class.... -  Read More
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Cycle and Carriage version, GLB180 Progressive. Comfortable and quiet ride. Great having 2 extra seats at 3rd row though... -  Read More
The Mercedes-Benz GLB comes with a rather appealing boxy shape and a unique seven-seater format despite its compact proportions, on top of its obvious brand appeal.

There's no chance you'll be mistaking the GLB with any other compact model in Mercedes' lineup. However, what you do get is a cabin that will impress equally with any other car from the brand. There are two 10.25-inch displays that are sure to astonish, and ambient lighting to set the right mood once the sun goes down.

Those seated in the first two rows will also find plenty of space available, with generous levels of knee and head room offered to those seated in the second row. The seats here also slide and recline, so you should have no trouble finding a comfortable seating position.

And at the back, the final row of seats come equipped with ISOFix points, so you could easily ferry two children and five adults all in this SUV.

On the go, the Mercedes-Benz GLB continues to prove its worth. There's a comfortable ride to be had, and the car's 1.3-litre turbocharged engine does not disappoint either. 161bhp and 250Nm of torque here ensure the car gets up to speed in a quick fashion, and those that enjoy driving will find entertainment from the turbo noises that it offers. A steering that weights up progressively and with reasonable precision also aids here.

For its quality ride, its unique combination of compact dimensions with seating for seven, and its rugged, boxy looks, the Mercedes-Benz GLB takes the prize of our premium compact SUV for 2021.