Present your vehicles
Show your stock and the information buyers want before they visit.
Website design for car dealers
Car dealer website design for your stock
Car dealer website design for independent dealerships across the UK. Put your vehicles, your business and the details buyers need in one clear, easy-to-use website.
Compare website packagesA brochure stock showcase and a live stock feed are different scopes. Tell us which your dealership needs.
- Showcase your stock
- Designed for mobile
- Clear enquiry routes
Fictional stock-search layout
Find your next carAll vehiclesUsed carsNearly new
MakeAny make
ModelAny model
Min priceAny price
Max priceAny price
A clear view of your dealership, before they visit
Built for mobile
Readable pages and clear next steps on a phone or a desktop.
Make enquiries easier
Keep test-drive, phone and enquiry links close to the vehicles.
Plan ongoing care
Discuss updates, hosting and the support your site will need.
Sample website concepts
Car dealer website examples
Three fictional dealership concepts, created to show different ways to present vehicles and make an enquiry.
Get in touchConsider your next move
The next chapter is yours.
Explore a different way to present cars, the dealership and the road ahead.
Explore the collection01The everyday collection
02Room for more
03Something different
The collection
A different reason to take the wheel.
Illustrative vehicle presentations exploring performance, design and the details of the drive.
01The performance profile
A sculpted exterior and an unmistakable presence. A starting point for a closer conversation.
02A wider selection
Take a look at the collection setting and the different vehicles to consider.
03The design detail
Move beyond the first impression and look at the details of the presentation.
A clear view of the details
A car is only part of the story.
Find the information, explore the choices and start the conversation about what comes next.
A strong first impression should lead to a useful conversation. The specification, the condition and the practical details all deserve attention before a decision. Start with what matters to you and the questions you want answered.
- The details made easy to discuss
- Time for a closer look
- A clear next step before a visit
The considered choice
More than the photograph.
A car deserves a closer look. Bring the details, your questions and the way you want to use it into the conversation.
01
Explore the collection
Browse the vehicle presentation and identify the details you would like to discuss.
Make an enquiry02
Arrange a viewing
Ask about seeing a vehicle in person and the information to confirm before a visit.
Make an enquiry03
Discuss your current car
Share the details of your existing vehicle if you want to include it in the conversation.
Make an enquiryFrom first look to closer inspection
Find the right questions to ask.
Take the collection as your starting point, then discuss the information and arrangements you need.
- 01
Choose a starting point
Identify the vehicle presentation that interests you and what you would like to know.
- 02
Talk through the details
Ask about specification, condition and the information available for the vehicle.
- 03
Plan a closer look
Discuss viewing arrangements and the details to confirm before travelling.
A considered next step
Which detail caught your attention?
Tell us what you are looking for and what you would like to explore more closely.
Discuss this designA fictional design example, not a client website or evidence of business results.
For the way it feels
A DIFFERENT KIND OF DRIVE.
A considered collection. A closer look at the details. A new direction for your next car.
Enter the collection01Performance collection
02The detail
03The experience
The lineup
Made to hold your attention.
A sample collection with bold photography and space for the detail behind each vehicle.
01Performance in profile
A distinctive shape with a presentation that invites a closer look.
02Inside the drive
The controls, the materials and the details you notice from the driving seat.
03A different perspective
Step back and consider the collection as well as the individual vehicle.
Three gears. One clear beginning.
From the lineup to a plan.
Give your enquiry a useful starting point before discussing the next arrangements.
- 01
Pick the presentation
Tell us which vehicle interests you and the details that caught your eye.
- 02
Ask the questions
Discuss the information you need and the priorities behind your next car.
- 03
Arrange the next look
Confirm the practical details before planning a viewing.
For the love of the drive
Some choices are about more than the journey.
Take a closer look at the cars and the details that catch your eye.
The shape, the stance and the feeling of a well-considered cabin are part of the appeal. The practical questions matter too. Bring both sides of the decision together before arranging a closer look.
- The first impression and the finer detail
- A conversation about your priorities
- Viewing arrangements discussed clearly
Look closer. Drive the conversation.
Put the details in pole position.
Start with the car that catches your eye, then give the specification and the viewing arrangements the same attention.
01
The vehicle detail
Discuss the presentation, equipment and the information you want to review.
Ask about the details02
Your viewing
Talk about an in-person look and what needs confirming before the visit.
Ask about the details03
The next conversation
Bring questions about your current car and your plans for the next one.
Ask about the detailsKeep the conversation moving
What is next in your lineup?
Start with the car, the question or the detail you want to explore.
Discuss this designA fictional design example, not a client website or evidence of business results.
Find what fits your everyday
Your plans. Your people. Your next car.
A clear view of the choices, the practical details and the dealership behind them.
Find your starting pointFind what fits your everyday
01Everyday journeys
02Space for the family
03A little more adventure
Take a look around
Different cars. Different possibilities.
Illustrative collection cards show how useful vehicle information and clear photography can sit together.
01The everyday choice
Start with the space, the shape and the journeys you make most often.
02The details that matter
Look at the presentation and make a list of the questions you want to ask.
03From the driving seat
Consider the cabin and the features you would use every day.
For the journeys ahead
For whatever comes around the corner.
Think about the life your next car needs to fit, then explore the possibilities.
A car has to fit the life around it. The daily routine, the longer trip and the things you need to carry all belong in the conversation. Start there, then look at the vehicles and the details that might suit those needs.
- Your everyday use comes first
- Clear questions about each vehicle
- A practical plan for a closer look
A useful place to start
Your next car, with the details in view.
A clear conversation makes it easier to compare the things that matter to you.
01
Find your starting point
Think about the journeys, the space and the vehicle features that belong to your day.
Talk it through02
Ask about a vehicle
Bring questions about the presentation and the information you would like to check.
Talk it through03
Plan your visit
Discuss the vehicle you want to see and the arrangements before setting off.
Talk it throughOne conversation at a time
From browsing to a closer look.
There is no need to have made every decision before asking about the collection.
- 01
Tell us what you need
Describe your usual journeys and what you would like from the next car.
- 02
Compare the details
Ask about the vehicles that interest you and the information available.
- 03
Make a plan to view
Agree which vehicle you want to see and confirm the visit arrangements.
Your next journey starts with a question
What are you looking for?
Tell us about the car you have in mind and the way you want to use it.
Discuss this designA fictional design example, not a client website or evidence of business results.
How it works
A simple process to get your dealership online
From the first conversation to a website you can review before launch.
- 01
Tell us about your dealership
Share your stock, your goals and the features you need.
- 02
We plan and design
A clear website built around your dealership and its customers.
- 03
You review and refine
Review the pages and agree the changes before launch.
- 04
Your website goes live
Once approved, the site is prepared for its public launch.
The essentials
The essentials for your dealership website
Give buyers a clear view of your stock, your business and how to get in touch.
Get a quote- Vehicle and service information
- Enquiry and test-drive links
- Part-exchange enquiry routes
- Finance information you supply
- Mobile-first page layouts
- Titles and search foundations
- Hosting and ongoing care options
A clear view of your dealership, before they visit
Our approach
A dealership website should make your vehicles easy to explore and your business easy to contact.
Built around your businessUseful information. A clear next step.
Your website, your choice
Car dealer website packages, with stock scope agreed
Choose a starting structure for your dealership presentation. We check how stock is managed before quoting anything that depends on a feed or dealer platform.
The listed figures include VAT and are starting prices. Your dealership receives a written fixed price covering the agreed presentation and enquiry features before work starts.
Starter
From £295
A one-page dealership introduction with a clear way for buyers to make contact.
- Business and vehicle-showcase information, approved reviews and contact together
- Phone-first layout, tap-to-call and a stored enquiry form with email delivery
- Your approved photographs, dealership details and genuine credentials
Essentials
From £595
More room to introduce the dealership and explain how a viewing or enquiry works.
- Up to five pages for dealership information, agreed showcases, reviews and contact
- Starter features with a more detailed buyer journey
- Mobile layouts and page structure prepared around the agreed stock presentation
Business
From £995
A fuller dealership website for several services and more substantial business information.
- Everything in Essentials, plus pages for the dealership services in your brief
- Galleries, genuine location information and approved project material where relevant
- Managed hosting and website care included throughout year one
- The website belongs to you
- The dealership owns its website, domain and supplied content. Access to a third-party stock or finance provider remains subject to that provider's arrangements.
- Fully managed hosting
- Our fully managed hosting is £15 monthly or £150 annually. Updating vehicle descriptions or marking stock as sold is content work, separate from hosting.
- Content changes and care
- Website care is £25 per month for minor changes, maintenance, security checks, weekly backups and monitoring. Live stock connections and larger inventory changes need a separate agreement.
These are website-build packages. Automatic stock feeds, DMS connections, finance calculators, reservations and payment systems require their own confirmed scope. The stock search above is a fictional presentation example.
A few useful answers
Car dealer website questions
Stock presentation, enquiries and what belongs in a dealership website brief.
Have a different question? Email us
How much does a car dealer website cost to design?
Car dealer website packages start at £295, £595 and £995 for Starter, Essentials and Business. The fixed quote is confirmed in writing after the stock and enquiry scope is agreed. Business covers first-year hosting and care; automatic feeds, DMS and finance integrations are separate requirements.
Does this car dealer website design include a live stock feed?
A live stock feed needs to be scoped separately with your current system or feed provider. The sample stock layouts demonstrate presentation rather than a working inventory connection. Share the provider details and required update process before assuming that automatic vehicle uploads are included.
What should an independent dealership website show buyers?
Show the vehicles or stock information you want to present, genuine business details and a clear route to enquire. Buyers also need to understand where the dealership is and how viewing or contact works. Only include warranties, finance or other services your business actually offers and can describe accurately.
Can a dealership website include finance or part-exchange enquiries?
Those enquiry routes can be discussed as part of the website brief. A link or agreed enquiry form is different from a finance calculator, application system or third-party integration. The dealership supplies and approves the information, while any specialist functions need their own confirmed requirements.
Is a car dealer website template suitable for my stock?
A template may provide a useful starting layout, but check it against your actual vehicle photographs, descriptions and contact process. A design that works for three sample cars may need different treatment for your business. Compare the mobile experience and stock-update arrangements as well as the desktop appearance.
Where can I see used car dealership website examples?
The dealership concepts on this page show fictional stock showcases and enquiry routes. You can open them to compare the mobile layouts as well as the desktop presentation. They are design examples, not operating dealerships or evidence of vehicle sales.
Who owns the dealer website, and how are stock changes charged?
The dealership owns the site, domain and content. Stock-content changes are separate from hosting, with minor amendments available through the £25 monthly care plan. Fully managed hosting costs £15 monthly or £150 annually. Automatic stock updates depend on a separately scoped connection.