Not a bad review. I just leased the 2019 glc 350e and I can say that I hate the "command" system and I am bringing the vehicle back to the dealer to install android auto. The command system is a bit kludgy and i really find it difficult to use (coming from a millenial, that has a pretty firm grasp on how to use tech products). In general I agree with most of your review. I do wish the EV mode had a larger range.
Thank you random Internet commenter. You are clearly an expert and I will bow to your judgement and ignore the paperwork, registration, and other information provided by the vehicle manufacturer. After all, your channel full of random video game captures proves you know what you're talking about. Since my channel is only lowly car content with years of videos, I clearly am the noob here.
@@alpersebaydinov8870 OK, maybe I don't know how to differentiate between random car enthusiasts. But I do know that when a vehicle comes to me with paperwork from Mercedes saying its' a 2019 model, when the registration says it's a 2019 model, and the VIN is a 2019 model year VIN.. well, it's a 2019 model. Oh and if you were a true enthusiast, you would know that there was no GLC 350e in 2017. There was no hybrid that year. The 350e came late in the 2018 model year and carried into the 2019 MY as shown here. So hey, thanks for arguing, but expertise trumps enthusiasm in this case.
Thx u. I just bought a MB GLA 250 and wanted to learn what the functions are.
Great video.
thanks for the video, really informative and good humor
Not a bad review. I just leased the 2019 glc 350e and I can say that I hate the "command" system and I am bringing the vehicle back to the dealer to install android auto. The command system is a bit kludgy and i really find it difficult to use (coming from a millenial, that has a pretty firm grasp on how to use tech products). In general I agree with most of your review. I do wish the EV mode had a larger range.
Great thank you 🙏
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bro thats a 2017 what are you on
Thank you random Internet commenter. You are clearly an expert and I will bow to your judgement and ignore the paperwork, registration, and other information provided by the vehicle manufacturer. After all, your channel full of random video game captures proves you know what you're talking about. Since my channel is only lowly car content with years of videos, I clearly am the noob here.
@@Aarononautos i mean if u were an expert Aaron then u would know the difference between a 2017 glc coupe and a 2019 random car enthusiast.
@@alpersebaydinov8870 OK, maybe I don't know how to differentiate between random car enthusiasts. But I do know that when a vehicle comes to me with paperwork from Mercedes saying its' a 2019 model, when the registration says it's a 2019 model, and the VIN is a 2019 model year VIN.. well, it's a 2019 model.
Oh and if you were a true enthusiast, you would know that there was no GLC 350e in 2017. There was no hybrid that year. The 350e came late in the 2018 model year and carried into the 2019 MY as shown here.
So hey, thanks for arguing, but expertise trumps enthusiasm in this case.