Used Mercedes CLC for Sale

Used Mercedes CLC for sale

Sporty, compact and stylish – the Mercedes CLC blends premium design with the appeal of a coupe.

Used Mercedes CLC cars in stock

£3,495
Mercedes-Benz Captiva 1.8 CLC180K Sport Coupe 3dr Petrol Auto Euro 4 (143 ps)
- 2010
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- 80,910 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Express Motors
London
£3,498
Mercedes-Benz CLC Class 1.8 CLC180K Sport Coupe 3dr Petrol Auto Euro 4 (143 ps)
- 2010
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- 110,024 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Four Friends Motors Ltd
Ilford
£3,295
Mercedes-Benz M Class 1.8 CLC180K Sport Coupe 3dr Petrol Auto Euro 4 (143 ps)
- 2010
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- 104,000 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Dulux Cars Ltd
Romford
£1,790
Mercedes-Benz Captiva 1.8 CLC180K SE Coupe Auto Euro 4 3dr
- 2008
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- 119,250 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Automart Uk Limited
St. Albans
£4,395
Mercedes-Benz Captiva 1.8 CLC180K Sport Coupe Auto Euro 4 3dr
- 2010
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- 57,274 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Emporium Motors
Windsor
£1,995
Mercedes-Benz Captiva 1.8 CLC180K Sport Coupe 3dr Petrol Auto Euro 4 (143 ps)
- 2010
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- 103,435 miles
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- Petrol
- •
- Automatic
Emperor Motors Limited
Hertford

Used Mercedes CLC

The Mercedes CLC is designed for drivers who want eye-catching style and the feel of a luxury brand, but still value sense and everyday comfort. Introduced in 2008 as an update to the earlier C-Class Sports Coupe, it features over 1,000 new components, including refreshed styling inside and out. Production finished in 2010, and while its rivals include the BMW 1 Series and Audi A3, the CLC remains the most affordable way into Mercedes coupe ownership. Across its short life, the CLC offered both petrol and diesel engines, competitive equipment levels and that unmistakable three-pointed star. Spacious up front, the car does have a smaller back seat area, so take this into consideration if you often travel with passengers. Still, it delivers secure handling and the strength of Mercedes’ reputation.

Pros

Attractive design
Comfortable cabin
Strong brand image

Cons

Tight rear seats
Limited rear visibility
Steering can feel wooden

What are the key safety features of the Mercedes CLC?

The Mercedes CLC covers the safety basics of its time. Standard features include multiple airbags, acceleration skid control and ESP (Electronic Stability Programme). ISOFIX mountings in the rear add reassurance for families. While it predates some more recent systems, it still offers good occupant protection for its age.
What engine options are available with the Mercedes CLC?

You’ve got the choice of either petrol or diesel when it comes to the CLC. The main engines include 1.8 and 2.0-litre petrol units (badged CLC 180/200 Kompressor), and 2.1-litre diesels (CLC 200 CDI/220 CDI). If you find yourself in a CLC 350 Sport, you'll enjoy 268bhp from the powerful V6 3.5-litre engine housed under the bonnet.
What are the standard technology and infotainment features in the Mercedes CLC?

Even entry-level models include climate control, a CD-multichanger audio system, electric windows and mirrors. Higher trims can give you leather seats. Satnav and Bluetooth were available on some CLCs, but may not be standard across the range, so check each example for its list of features.
What is the fuel consumption of the Mercedes CLC?

Average fuel economy for the petrol models is around 28-40mpg, while diesels can achieve closer to 40-50mpg depending on driving style and exact engine choice. Actual results will vary, but overall, running costs are modest for a coupe of this age.
What should I check when buying a used Mercedes CLC?

Look for signs of interior wear and check all electronics (windows, air con and infotainment) operate as they should. Listen for knocks from the suspension and any excess smoke when road-testing a diesel. It’s wise to inspect service history and evidence of recall work on 2009-2011 models. Consider booking The AA Vehicle Inspection for peace of mind before buying.
Are Mercedes CLC cars reliable?

Generally, the CLC is reliable if serviced regularly. The engines are robust, and parts are widely available in the UK. Owners sometimes mention minor electrical niggles or squeaks from trim, but serious faults are rare. As always, a well-cared-for example is likely to give low-stress ownership.