Mercedes Benz Glb for sale

Even with a few faults to keep in mind, the GLB gets a lot right. Features like cruise control, wireless charging, and optional seven seats make it incredibly versatile. It feels premium where it counts, and details like the signature alloy wheels and MBUX infotainment system add a modern, high-end touch, which is consistent with the [official Mercedes-Benz model information](https://www.mercedes-benz.co.uk/passengercars.html).

The Mercedes-Benz GLB wasn’t globally discontinued but faced phase-outs in specific markets like India due to high import costs (CBU), shifting focus to more profitable SUV segments, and the transition to newer electric platforms (EQB becoming GLB EQ) with better tech, leading to market repositioning rather than outright cancellation, with production potentially shifting to new architectures for future models.

Final Note: Two Luxury SUVs, Two Family Priorities But for families who prioritize flexibility and passenger space, the seven-seat layout of the GLB is more ideal. But for those who prefer all-weather performance and luxury, GLC is the better option. But don’t just read about these two SUVs from Mercedes-Benz.

Additional Rate Road Tax The additional rate is only applied for the first five years that road tax is renewed; renewals after that revert to the standard rate of £195 per year (or £107.25 per half year).

You should generally avoid older Mercedes models known for complex electronics and air suspension, particularly the 2007-2013 S-Class (W221), 2006-2011 ML-Class, 2012-2018 CLS, early 2015 C-Class (C300), and certain GLE/GLS (around 2016-2020) due to issues like timing chain stretch, air suspension failures, electrical gremlins, and overall high repair costs, making them costly financial risks on the used market.

For the best value, the GLB 200 AMG Line seven-seater is our pick of the range but, those looking to haul seven passengers and tow a trailer should also consider the 200 d for its extra pulling power.

The GLB will be available in both petrol and diesel powertrains. The petrol is the 1.3-litre 4-cylinder mill that is widely used not just by Mercedes but also by other manufacturers that co-developed the M282 engine, namely Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi.