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What are the differences between the Mercedes-Benz CLA and the Mercedes-Benz GLA?

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McAlyssa

09/03/25 3:57am

The differences between the Mercedes-Benz CLA and the Mercedes-Benz GLA are: 1. Vehicle class is different: the Mercedes-Benz CLA is a compact car; the Mercedes-Benz GLA is a compact SUV. 2. The 0-100 km/h acceleration time is different: the Mercedes-Benz CLA takes 8.7 seconds; the Mercedes-Benz GLA takes 9 seconds. 3. The body dimensions are different: the Mercedes-Benz CLA has a length, width, and height of 4695mm, 1830mm, and 1425mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2729mm; the Mercedes-Benz GLA has a length, width, and height of 4417mm, 1834mm, and 1610mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2729mm.

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KarterAnn

09/15/25 5:36am

The differences between the Mercedes-Benz CLA and GLA are quite noticeable, mainly in terms of appearance and purpose. The CLA is more like a sedan, with a sleek and low-profile design that looks stylish, making it suitable for city driving, offering a comfortable ride and strong handling. The GLA, on the other hand, is an SUV-style vehicle with a higher chassis and a broader field of vision, making it easy to navigate small bumps on the road, and its larger rear compartment is convenient for carrying items. I'm also considering family use—the GLA's trunk can easily accommodate a stroller or luggage without any hassle, while the CLA's rear seats are a bit cramped for legroom, but the front driver's seat is spacious and powerful. Both are priced similarly, starting at around 300,000 yuan for the entry-level models. The choice depends on daily needs—if you frequently take long trips or carry passengers, the GLA is more practical; if you're purely looking for a cool driving experience, the CLA is more fitting.

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LeKathryn

10/29/25 6:14am

As a fashion-conscious young person, I'm more drawn to the coupe styling of the CLA - that sweeping roofline turns heads on the street. The GLA feels more like a mini SUV, sitting higher for a sense of security but lacking the CLA's fluid lines. Both feature Mercedes' smart screens and AMG-inspired engine performance, though I noticed during test drives that the GLA handles speed bumps more comfortably and offers more rear legroom for friends. The CLA excels at high-speed cornering stability but has a smaller trunk that struggles with luggage. If choosing, the CLA with sport package looks cooler but costs more; the GLA's entry configuration offers practical value, suiting someone like me who enjoys occasional suburban outings or city cruising.

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