AutoFeed/Solutions/Turnkey car sales websites
A complete car sales website, delivered with its stock connection
Commission the dealership website and its inventory connection as one project, with the customer experience planned around the stock source from day one.
One commission. The website, vehicle pages and stock connection planned together.
AutoFeed delivers the website and the stock integration together.
Listings, search, vehicle detail pages, imagery and inventory connectivity are planned as one system from the beginning.
01 Scope
Website and stock integration in one build
A complete car sales website needs more than a homepage and a contact form. It needs to understand inventory.
- 01Where stock comes from.
- 02How customers search it.
- 03How individual vehicles are presented.
- 04How updates reach the site.
- 05How removed vehicles disappear.
- 06How enquiries connect back to the dealership.
AutoFeed treats those as parts of the same project.
Related
See how vehicle stock integration works.
02 Build
What a turnkey dealer website can include
- Dealership homepage
- The brand, not a theme demo.
- Vehicle stock listing
- The live feed, presented as the forecourt.
- Search and filtering
- Applied to current stock, not a static page.
- Category pages
- Addressable routes for the vehicle types sold.
- Vehicle detail pages
- One page per vehicle, from one record.
- Image galleries
- The dealership's own photographs, carried through.
- Specifications and features
- Only the fields the source supplies.
- Pricing and mileage
- Tabular figures, kept in step with the source.
- Enquiry routes
- The enquiry carries the vehicle it came from.
- Responsive design
- Built for the phone first.
- Search-engine foundations
- Structure, routes and metadata that hold up.
- Deployment and hosting
- Appropriate to the project, not a fixed package.
The exact structure depends on the dealership rather than a fixed template.
03 Live stock
Your stock should not need entering twice
Where the dealership already uses Dealer Hub, AutoFeed can connect that source directly to the website. Vehicle information can include, where supplied:
The dealership maintains the stock once. The website uses it.
Every customer-facing screen here is the same vehicle record, presented for a different moment in the search.
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04 Identity
Turnkey does not mean identical
The reusable part should be the difficult infrastructure. It should not be the dealership's identity.
The same underlying stock capability runs across very different dealer websites without turning every customer into another copy of the same theme.
Franklin Motors
Brent Harvey Car Sales
Shaw Commercials
Related
See the broader car dealer websites service.
05 Starting point
New dealership or replacement site
Starting from scratch
The dealership launches with the website and the inventory flow already designed together. There is no separate stock-integration problem waiting after launch.
Replacing an existing site
The dealership keeps the stock system it already uses while replacing the customer-facing website around it. The website improves without the business changing everything behind it.
06 Build
WordPress or modern web stack
Some dealerships already have WordPress. Others need a completely new site. AutoFeed works with both.
WordPress
The Dealer Hub connection is integrated into the existing CMS.
New build
The site is developed around the data architecture from the beginning.
Related
See the Dealer Hub WordPress plugin.
Your dealer website should arrive ready to work
Website, inventory and vehicle experience should already belong together.