Used buyer's guide: Mercedes CLC pictures
The Mercedes CLC wasn’t a showroom hit, but it's a fine second-hand buy


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Rear visibility is poor thanks to the high tail, so parking can be tricky. The C-Class coupe’s lower glass panel means manoeuvring is easier.
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There’s an LCD readout in the centre of the instrumentation, and it can fade or disappear altogether; it’s expensive to fix.

The glow plugs can fail, and as the originals are usually still fitted, they seize in place. Replacement then becomes a big and very costly job.
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Access to the rear seats is tricky, although legroom isn’t bad once you’re there. A saloon or estate is much easier to get in and out of.

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