Websites for car dealerships that sell trust
A buyer doesn't choose a vehicle, they choose a seller. They reach you after five open tabs on a listings portal, where everyone looks the same.
We build websites for dealerships and garages so they show what doesn't fit on a portal: the vehicle's condition, what's been checked and the terms of purchase.
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We've built sites for dealerships, garages and parts importers.
We know what it means to have stock that changes daily and a site that has to keep up with it.
On a portal you're one of fifty, on your own site you're the only one
A listings portal is excellent at getting you found and poor at getting you chosen, because it's built so everyone looks the same: the same fields, the same photos, the same line about undamaged bodywork. There a buyer compares only price and mileage, because nothing else was ever offered to them.
Your site is the only place where you can show what actually decides it: the inspection report, what's been replaced, what the warranty covers and what happens if something turns up a month later. It's also the only way out of being compared on price, because a buyer who trusts the seller pays more, and knows it.
Your site is the only place where you can show what actually decides it: the inspection report, what's been replaced, what the warranty covers and what happens if something turns up a month later. It's also the only way out of being compared on price, because a buyer who trusts the seller pays more, and knows it.
Does this sound familiar?
If at least three items on the list feel familiar, your site is working at half strength.
Describe your caseYour whole business hangs on a listings portal and its commission.
Your site still shows vehicles that sold long ago.
You enter every new vehicle by hand, in two places.
Buyers call to ask what's already on the site, because they can't find it.
The site is slow to open on a phone, and almost everyone arrives on a phone.
You don't know which vehicle brought the most calls.
What we actually do for dealerships and garages
We don't build a vehicle gallery, we build a vehicle page that answers the objection before the buyer says it out loud.
A vehicle page with the inspection report, not just photos.
What's been checked, what's been replaced and what hasn't. Then the buyer calls to book a viewing, not to interrogate you.
Stock imported instead of entered by hand.
Vehicles are pulled from your own records or from the portal, so the site doesn't lag behind the forecourt.
Photos that don't kill your speed.
Automatic resizing, because the most common cause of a slow car site is thirty unresized images per vehicle.
Purchase terms and warranty in one place.
Part exchange, finance, leasing, paperwork. That's the question a buyer doesn't ask, they just leave.
Measurement per vehicle.
You see which vehicle brought the calls, so you know what to source next time.
Work from this industry
For dealerships and garages we build sites where the stock changes daily without a single manual entry. Vehicles are pulled from one source, images resize themselves, and the buyer gets a page showing condition, not just price.
When we're not the right team for you
We don't take on every project. Before we send a quote, we check whether you even need a new build. Here are two situations where we'll tell you upfront.
01
You sell a few vehicles a year and the portal is enough for you.
In that case your own site is a cost with nothing behind it. Better to invest in better photos and descriptions on the portal.
02
You want a site, but not to change how you work.
If the vehicles stay in a notebook and no one keeps the records up to date, no site will show an accurate picture. Records first, then the site.
If you have steady turnover and want out of being compared on price, that's where we're good.
Ask which group you're inWhere to start
With dealerships the difference shows fastest when the site stops being a catalogue and becomes the place where the decision is made. After that it makes sense to pay for clicks.
Web design
A vehicle page with the inspection report, imported stock, speed on a phone.
Learn moreGoogle Ads
People type the make, model and year, and among them are those looking for parts and servicing. The difference is one word in the search.
Learn moreMeta Ads
A vehicle sells on a walkaround video, not on a description.
Learn moreTrust isn't claimed, it's shown.
We could tell you how we work. It's more useful to hear it from someone who has already been through it. Over 30 reviews on Google, with full names and companies, are right below.
FAQ
What dealerships and garages ask us most before working together.
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Ask a questionCan stock be pulled from the portal automatically?
In most cases yes, depending on what the portal offers and in what format. We check that at the start, before the quote, because both the price and the way we work depend on it.
What if I have hundreds of vehicles and they change daily?
Then there’s no manual entry anywhere. The site pulls data from the one source you already maintain, and the rest happens by itself.
Do I even need a site if I sell everything through the portal?
You do sell, but at the price the portal dictates through comparison. The site is the only way a buyer sees why they’d pay more with you, and the only place you don’t pay for per listing.
How important is site speed?
For car sites, more than anywhere else, because almost all traffic comes from phones and vehicle photos are the heaviest content a site can carry. That’s why image resizing is automatic, not manual.
Do you work with garages too, not just dealerships?
Yes. With garages the logic is different: you’re selling less of a vehicle and more of an appointment and trust, so the page is built around services, prices and the ability to book.
Get out of being compared on price.
Tell us how many vehicles you typically have in stock and how you manage them now. We come back with a proposal for how the site can follow the forecourt without manual entry, and an estimate.
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