Okay, the GLC Coupe does have some cargo space. But if you have to ask then you’ve already missed the point.

The GLC Coupe was never meant to be the practical Mercedes. When you consider the GLC 63 S Coupe, it could not be further from “practical” unless it lost a few doors and cylinders. What the GLC Coupe lacks in cargo room, it more than makes up for with fastback design and muscular looks. It sacrifices space for vanity-- and it does so gladly. And that leads us to the kind of people who buy the GLC Coupe: people who don't have kids, who put form before function, and selected this sloping roofline because their neighbors have a sedan, and their neighbor's neighbors have a sedan, and “traditional” coupes are so 2010.

This is the anti-sedan, anti-cargo volume, anti-SUV, erm, well... SUV. So, ditch the damn kids and make your neighbors drool. Unless you were considering a Honda CR-V?