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  The new, second-generation  Mercedes-Benz GLC  SUV will be officially revealed on 1 June, the manufacturer has confirmed.  Confirmation comes alongside a new preview image showing off the crossover's rear end, and not long after new spy shots gave us a good look at its final design.  The GLC, which will again look to rival the  BMW X3  and  Audi Q5 , will adopt the same fundamentals as its more-than-seven-years-old predecessor, which has established itself as the brand’s best-selling car worldwide with over 270,000 sales in 2021 alone. But subtle improvements and tweaks across the board have been made with a view to sustaining that momentum. It will be 60mm longer at 4718mm, for example, and adopts a 15mm longer wheelbase, giving more legroom for passengers and greater boot space. No prices have been released yet, but it is expected to be more than the current GLC, which starts from £45,240 in standard guise and £49,465 in coupé form. ...

  The new, second-generation  Mercedes-Benz GLC  SUV will be officially revealed on 1 June, the manufacturer has confirmed.  Confirmation comes alongside a new preview image showing off the crossover's rear end, and not long after new spy shots gave us a good look at its final design.  The GLC, which will again look to rival the  BMW X3  and  Audi Q5 , will adopt the same fundamentals as its more-than-seven-years-old predecessor, which has established itself as the brand’s best-selling car worldwide with over 270,000 sales in 2021 alone. But subtle improvements and tweaks across the board have been made with a view to sustaining that momentum. It will be 60mm longer at 4718mm, for example, and adopts a 15mm longer wheelbase, giving more legroom for passengers and greater boot space. No prices have been released yet, but it is expected to be more than the current GLC, which starts from £45,240 in standard guise and £49,465 in coupé form. ...

  Maserati is preparing to reveal a convertible version of its flagship   MC20 sports car  next week, and has confirmed it will be called the Cielo. Set for a debut next Wednesday (25 May), the new open-top supercar takes its name from the Italian for sky, which Maserati says "highlights the fact that it is a model devoted to driving pleasure in the great outdoors". Late last year, the first completed prototype starred in an official photoshoot ahead of on-road testing getting underway.  It wore a bold new-look livery in the style of clouds. "After all",  Maserati  said, "it is a convertible". It will be Maserati's first convertible since the GranCabrio bowed out in 2020, and the first mid-engined roadster since production of the MC12 supercar ended in 2005. There are no shots of the rear, but the silhouette of this prototype suggests it will feature a folding hard top, rather than a fabric item – similar to its  Ferrari F8 Spider  rival...