We have a 2015 GLK 350. It has only 28,000 miles and needs a new transmission (and torque converter). They gave me an estimate of over $9100!! That's insane! A car with less than 28,000 miles should NEVERneed a new transmission regardless of how old it is! This car was clearly defective (and I've seen several reviews from people with the same issue AND there is a report on this issue from the NHTSA!!), but Mercedes will not cover it! Plus...this is the poorest designed car I've ever seen! The designer/engineer that thought it was okay to require the radio to be on in order for the backup camera to work should be fired!! I hear this is standard on Mercedes even now...10 years later! Very stupid!

We bought this car for my wife in 2020 at the edge of the pandemic. It had 55K km at the time and we now have 190K km. We have done the usual necessary maintenance services and it has been excellent and still is a great car for the value. I love it and particularly enjoy the diesel economical driving. Too bad Mercedes stopped making it.

I own a 2015 glk 350 4matic..natural aspirated v6..yes the electronics are out of date but if you buy a car tomorrow your too late for it still.overall the suv is as fast as a hemi dodge..handles and rides like a Mercedes and..the wind noise can be reduced with a new window seal..should be covered by Mercedes. Since the car is truly amazing even with that.Just play your favorite music and enjoy many smile along those miles ..currently I'm at 88k.and I've driven cross country multiple times..im.looking forward to my next