Used Mercedes-Benz GLK for Sale near Texas

Enjoying this car. Class-leading power even beyond its more modern equivalent models. Offers some luxury features like power tilt and telescoping steering wheel not currently available throughout most of its class. The cruise control is simple to operate and adaptable for long highway drives. While the vehicles lacks some of the more modern tech, the aftermarket upgrades now available exceed what the factory offered during the original model year such as backup camera and Android Auto/Apple Carplay. The boxy architecture, weighted, well-planted drive gives the feel of a miniature G-Wagon which was the original design intent. So far, its looking like an excellent used car value with considerable more power and luxury features compared to a same model years Audi Q5 or BMW X3.

I love this car and all the features. IT is not a large model which I did not want. IT is easy to maneuver and to find a parking space. IT is a good riding car, smooth and quiet.

High quality build. beautiful car for my wife. I dont know why they discontinued the model. I recommend this model to anyone.

The GLK is a well built, solid, powerful, serene vehicle to own and drive. The GLK needs more room for backseat passengers. The Lincoln MKC is comparable for power, driving characteristics, comfort and has a bit more space in the back seat.

While this car doesnt have all the bells and whistles you can typically get on an ML/GL wagon, its a very nice compromise between the smaller GLA series and the ML/GL. Its based on a C Class sedan, but taller. I personally think the styling is superior to the newer GLC model that replaced it, somewhat reminiscing of the larger G-Wagon, with its sharper angles. Reliability is very good, having had another one before this, I can say its one of the more reliable SUV, especially when compared to the AUDI, BMW and Porsche. Handling is good, performance is good considering it is a 5000lb car, the 302 HP motor gets you going in a hurry. One word of caution: If youre considering the 4Matic, think twice; reliability is not as high as the RWD version, and the repair cost are higher due to complexity. Comfort is good up front, the seats are good with good lumbar support. Back seats are good as well, but leg room depends on how far back the people upfront move their seats. If the front seats are all they way back, theres very little leg room in the back. Cargo room is not as large as the ML, but its substantial, and if the back seats are folded, it more than doubles. FWIW, We used to have two ML 350s before, but my wife opted to trade the last ML in for a GLK, because it was easier to get in and out of, and more maneuverable around town. After the last GLK was totaled by a fire truck, while parked on the street, we opted to get another one just like it.