A car in a dark showroom beside screens showing the dealership's live stock listings.

AutoFeed/Automotive web/Car dealer websites

Car dealer websites designed around your dealership

A distinctive website for your dealership, with a clear route from finding a vehicle to making an enquiry. Live stock can be built in from the start.

Your dealership deserves a website that customers can recognise and use.

AutoFeed designs the dealership website around its vehicles, identity and customers. Buyers can search current stock, examine each vehicle and enquire from the vehicle page. The presentation is shaped by the dealership rather than a generic theme.

Where the dealership already maintains a stock feed, the website can use it to keep listings current. A complete new build and an integration for an existing site have their own routes below.

01 Live stock

Your stock should already be there

The dealership keeps maintaining stock where it already does: in DoneDeal Dealer Hub. AutoFeed connects that source to the dealer's own website, so the website reflects the current vehicles without a second round of data entry.

  1. 01Stock is maintained once, in Dealer Hub.
  2. 02AutoFeed connects that source to the dealer website.
  3. 03The website reflects the current vehicles automatically.
  4. 04Vehicle detail pages are generated from the stock record.
  5. 05Sold and removed vehicles disappear through the same workflow.
  6. 06Nothing is entered twice.
A stock management screen listing vehicles beside the public vehicle detail page generated from the selected record.
One record, maintained once at the source, becomes the vehicle page a buyer sees.

02 Buying experience

A proper automotive buying experience

Everything a buyer touches is the customer-facing layer on top of that live stock. Search, filtering and category pages read the same feed the dealership maintains, and every vehicle page is built from one vehicle record.

A vehicle detail page with gallery, price and specification table, generated from live stock.
A vehicle detail page generated from the stock record, with gallery, price and specification in one view.
Stock search
Buyers search the live feed, not a static page of vehicles.
Filtering
Make, model, price, fuel, mileage and body, applied to current stock.
Category pages
Addressable routes for the vehicle types the dealership sells.
Vehicle detail pages
One page per vehicle, generated from the record behind it.
Image galleries
The dealership's own photographs, carried through from the source.
Specifications and features
Only the fields the feed returns. Absent values stay absent.
Mobile presentation
Most forecourt browsing happens on a phone; the layout is built for it first.
Enquiry journeys
The enquiry carries the vehicle it came from into the dealership's inbox.

03 Proof

Built around the dealership, not a template

A prestige forecourt, a family used-car dealership and a commercial vehicle yard do not sell the same way and should not look the same. The stock infrastructure underneath them can still be identical.

Franklin Motors prestige stock grid.

Franklin Motors

Prestige presentation. Cars and motorbikes from one feed.
Brent Harvey Car Sales stock page with filters applied to live listings.

Brent Harvey Car Sales

Used stock, led by search and filtering.
Shaw Commercials truck listing grid.

Shaw Commercials

Commercial vehicles, same integration.

04 Build

WordPress or a custom automotive build

The integration is not tied to one platform. A dealership with an established WordPress site keeps it and gains live stock; a dealership starting again gets a build shaped around the feed from the first page.

WordPress

Stock, search and vehicle pages added to the site the dealership already runs, through the Dealer Hub plugin.

Custom automotive build

A modern stack built around the feed, where stock, routing and vehicle pages are part of the architecture.

05 Contact

Planning a new dealer website?

Tell us what stock and systems it needs to connect to.

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