Short answer: the volume model, the GLC 43, lists at a median of about 50 million Korean won (₩50M), with most cars between ₩35M and ₩78M; the high-performance GLC 63 is far rarer. All prices below are in Korean won (₩), and the biggest levers are model year and mileage. Here's the breakdown, from the 170 GLC AMG listings LMN tracked between May and July 2026.
Built in Germany
Short version: the GLC AMG cars you'll find in Korea are German-built imports. Mercedes builds the GLC at its lead plant in Bremen, Germany, and the AMG versions come off the German line; the GLC 63's hand-built 4.0-liter V8 comes from AMG's engine shop in Affalterbach. You can confirm it on any car — a VIN that starts with "W" (e.g. WDC… or W1N…) means German-built. It's one of the first things an LMN inspection checks: how VIN and origin are verified.
GLC 43, 63 and 63 S
The GLC 43 is the volume AMG — 148 of the 170 cars on the market. The GLC 63 and its higher-output GLC 63 S are both scarce.
| Trim | Cars | Typical price | Price range (low–high) |
|---|---|---|---|
| GLC 43 | 148 | ₩49.8M | ₩23–120M |
| GLC 63 | 10 | ₩42.8M | ₩40–52M |
| GLC 63 S | 12 | ₩53.3M | ₩41–100M |
About the 63 and 63 S. The plain GLC 63 listings are all older-generation (2018–19) cars, which is why they look cheap. The higher-output GLC 63 S runs up to 2023 and reaches ₩100M. So a 63 isn't "cheaper than a 43" — the market just holds mostly older ones.
Now each trim in turn — model year, budget, and body. Start with the volume model: 148 of the 170 cars, then the rarer 63 and 63 S below.
GLC 43 — Price by model year
This is the single biggest lever. Prices climb steadily with each newer year — roughly ₩28M for a 2017, ₩45M for a 2021, ₩52M for a 2022, and ₩89M for a 2025.
| Model year | Typical price | Price range (low–high) | Cars listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | ₩28M | ₩23–50M | 16 |
| 2018 | ₩29M | ₩27–34M | 8 |
| 2019 | ₩31M | ₩26–41M | 18 |
| 2020 | ₩43M | ₩40–44M | 6 |
| 2021 | ₩44M | ₩34–55M | 23 |
| 2022 | ₩52M | ₩40–77M | 28 |
| 2023 | ₩57M | ₩52–67M | 6 |
| 2024 | ₩78M | ₩72–96M | 8 |
| 2025 | ₩89M | ₩73–102M | 30 |
| 2026 | ₩115M | ₩102–120M | 5 |
GLC 43 — What your budget buys
Because year and mileage move together, the useful question is what a given budget actually gets you:
| Budget | Typical year | Typical mileage | Cars |
|---|---|---|---|
| under ₩31M | ~2018 | ~107,000 km | 30 |
| ₩31–44M | ~2020 | ~75,000 km | 29 |
| ₩44–53M | ~2022 | ~49,000 km | 29 |
| ₩53–82M | ~2023 | ~25,000 km | 29 |
| ₩82M+ | ~2025 | ~2,000 km | 30 |
Where the supply sits: most GLC 43 cars on the market are low-mileage — 54 of 148 sit under 30,000 km — and the pool thins out as the odometer climbs.
GLC 43 — Coupe vs SUV
Supply is split almost evenly — 76 SUVs to 72 Coupes. The SUV lists a little higher and skews newer; the Coupe pool runs a touch cheaper and older.
| Body | Cars | Typical price | Most sell for |
|---|---|---|---|
| SUV | 76 | ₩51.5M | ₩39–81M |
| Coupe | 72 | ₩45.2M | ₩31–58M |
Far rarer than the 43 — every GLC 63 on the market is a 2018–19 old-generation SUV.
GLC 63 — Price by model year
Every GLC 63 on the market is a 2018–19 old-generation (W205) car, so the model year barely moves the price — both years cluster in the ₩40s.
| Model year | Typical price | Price range (low–high) | Cars listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | ₩46M | ₩40–52M | 6 |
| 2019 | ₩42M | ₩40–48M | 4 |
GLC 63 — What your budget buys
With the 63 there is one generation on offer, so your budget mostly buys mileage: the cheaper cars carry more kilometers, and paying up mainly gets you a lower odometer (the ₩48M+ cars are the 20–55k km ones).
| Budget | Typical year | Typical mileage | Cars |
|---|---|---|---|
| under ₩42M | ~2018 | ~90,000 km | 4 |
| ₩42–48M | ~2019 | ~83,000 km | 3 |
| ₩48M+ | ~2018 | ~39,000 km | 3 |
GLC 63 — Coupe vs SUV
All 10 GLC 63 cars on the market are the SUV body.
The top V8, coupe-only here, spanning the old and current generations.
GLC 63 S — Price by model year
The 63 S splits by generation. The 2018–19 old-gen cars sit ₩46–50M; the 2020–21 cars step up to about ₩63M; and the 2023 current-gen cars run ₩80–100M. (2020 and 2021 are single cars, so read them as indicative.)
| Model year | Typical price | Price range (low–high) | Cars listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | ₩50M | ₩44–54M | 4 |
| 2019 | ₩46M | ₩41–53M | 3 |
| 2020 | ₩64M | ₩64–64M | 1 |
| 2021 | ₩63M | ₩63–63M | 1 |
| 2023 | ₩88M | ₩80–100M | 3 |
GLC 63 S — What your budget buys
Your budget maps almost directly onto the generation: under about ₩55M you are in the 2018–19 old gen, ₩63–64M gets a 2020–21 car, and ₩80M+ buys a low-mileage 2023.
| Budget | Typical year | Typical mileage | Cars |
|---|---|---|---|
| under ₩55M | ~2018 | ~59,000 km | 7 |
| ₩63–64M | ~2020 | ~43,000 km | 2 |
| ₩80M+ | ~2023 | ~13,000 km | 3 |
GLC 63 S — Coupe vs SUV
All 12 GLC 63 S cars on the market are the Coupe body.
Found a GLC you like?
Price is only half the question — condition is the other half. Before you commit, LMN can inspect the exact car: see how LMN secondary inspection works, or start at lmnauto.com.
Looking at the larger SUV instead? The same breakdown exists for the GLE 53, 63 and 63 S: How much does a Mercedes-AMG GLE cost in Korea?
About this data: tracked from Korean marketplace (encar) listings for the Mercedes-AMG GLC, deduplicated to unique cars live between May and July 2026, with clear price errors excluded. Figures are listing prices (₩ millions), not sold prices; medians for years or trims with only a few cars listed are indicative rather than exact. This is the pool LMN tracks and sources from — not every GLC in Korea.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Mercedes-AMG GLC cost in Korea?
Over May–July 2026, the GLC 43 (the volume AMG) had a median listing of about 50 million Korean won (₩50M), most cars between ₩35M and ₩78M. The rarer GLC 63 shows a similar median only because the ones on the market are older-generation cars.
How much is a 2022 GLC 43?
About ₩52 million median, ranging roughly ₩40M–₩77M.
Why is the GLC 63 not much more expensive than the GLC 43?
Because the GLC 63 cars listed in Korea are mostly older-generation cars, which pulls their listing prices down. A newer GLC 63 sits well above the GLC 43.
Where are Korea's GLC AMG cars built?
They are German-built imports, made at Mercedes's lead plant in Bremen, Germany. A VIN starting with 'W' confirms German build.