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What is the smallest Mercedes SUV?

I’m looking to trade my Mercedes sedan for something bigger, but I don’t want anything as big as a midsize SUV. What’s the smallest Mercedes SUV on the market?

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Andrea Barrett · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
The smallest Mercedes SUV is the GLA-class—and it also happens to be the cheapest. The GLA-class sits at just 173.6 inches long and 72.2 inches wide (without mirrors) and has a wheelbase of 107.4 inches. Compare that to Mercedes’s largest SUV, the GLS-class, which sits at 5,412 pounds and is 205 inches long. Although it’s small, the GLA class offers 50.5 cubic feet of cargo space and comfortable seating for five.
The GLA class may be pint-sized, but it offers the perfect combination of luxury and performance for a reasonable starting price of just $37,450. It’s powered by a 221-hp 2.0-liter turbocharged engine paired with an 8-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission and front-wheel driver.
The GLA class is available in three trim levels—
GLA 250
, AMG GLA 35, and AMG GLA 45—for anyone looking to jazz up the subcompact SUV.
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