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Automotive websitesfrom search to enquiry

Car buyers compare specifications, while workshop customers need a service and a booking route. We develop dealership, auto repair and parts catalogue websites around these different needs. Next, agree the filters, stock updates and enquiry details that help your team respond about the selected vehicle, part or service.

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Who it is for

A solution shaped around your operating model

The architecture adapts to the scale, workflows and roles of your organization.

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Dealerships

Model ranges, specifications, available vehicles and test-drive enquiries.

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Workshops and car care

Service menus, prices, examples of work, location information and visit enquiries.

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Parts and vehicle rental

Parameter-based selection, product availability or clearly presented rental terms and dates.

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Functional architecture

What the solution can include

We define the final module set after researching goals, users and integrations.

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Vehicle catalogue

Organise models, mileage, engines, specifications and availability in consistent vehicle listings.

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Precise filtering

Filter by make, model and attributes, with parts compatibility based on your supplier’s available data.

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Visual presentation

Show detailed galleries, walk-through videos and specification comparisons with mobile-conscious media delivery.

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Test drives and servicing

Capture the selected model or service, preferred date and a clear confirmation process for your team.

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Inventory and CRM

Agree the inventory source, enquiry hand-off and fallback behaviour if synchronisation is delayed.

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Search-focused pages

Create useful model, category and service pages while controlling which filter combinations are indexed.

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Project value

Separate vehicle browsing from workshop bookings

Buyers compare specifications; workshop customers look for the right service and time. We design each journey separately: catalogues support vehicle or part selection, while service pages pass useful enquiry details to your team.

  1. 01One source for specifications and availability
  2. 02Efficient detail galleries across screen sizes
  3. 03Enquiries with context for sales or service staff
  4. 04Checks for filters, imports and mobile enquiry forms

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iSoft process

From industry logic to a stable launch

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    Discovery

    We map business goals, audiences, roles, content and external systems.

  2. 02

    UX architecture

    We design journeys, structure, prototypes and the data model.

  3. 03

    Design and build

    We create the responsive interface, features, integrations and protection.

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    Launch and evolve

    We verify quality, train the team and plan future iterations.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

01Can we migrate our existing catalogue?

Yes. We review exports, images and specifications, agree field mappings and check sample listings before the full import.

02How will vehicle availability stay current?

Through the CMS or an integration with your inventory system. Update frequency and the authoritative data source are agreed before development.

03Can we start with a workshop website?

Yes. Start with services, prices, contact details and enquiries, then add a product catalogue, customer accounts or online payments later.

04What determines the project cost?

Your business model, filtering complexity, catalogue size and integrations determine the scope. We estimate the project in stages after reviewing your catalogue.

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Plan your automotive website

Tell us your business format, catalogue size and source of stock data. For a workshop, outline your services and booking system so we can agree the customer journeys and integrations.

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