Live stock on your own website for classic dealers
Your cars on your own site within minutes of reaching the showroom, fed from the same source you already keep for the classic listing sites and auction houses. No retyping, no monthly listing fee for your own stock, and the enquiry comes to you first.
What is included
- Feed from your dealer system, spreadsheet or the marketplace export you already produce
- Every item with its own page, photos, spec and enquiry
- Filters that match how your buyers actually search
- Sold items kept as proof, not deleted
In practice, for classic dealers
Vehicle stock is the best-served data in the world: every dealer system exports it and every marketplace ingests it. We take that same export, decode the registration or VIN for the spec where the feed is thin, and build one page per vehicle with the filters buyers use: make, model, year, mileage, fuel, gearbox, body, price, and the trade-specific ones like payload, berths or length. The platform behind ukcarimports.ie does this for 130,000 vehicles continuously; your forecourt is the same engineering.
Why classic dealers in particular
- Provenance and history sell the car, and your listings have four photos and a price.
- Collectors are worldwide and your site is written for the town.
- Sold cars disappear, taking your reputation with them.
Typical ticket in your trade: €20,000 to €500,000. One enquiry that comes to you instead of to the classic listing sites and auction houses covers a lot of website.
Questions classic dealers ask about this
- Do you support our dealer system's feed?
- If it exports to the marketplaces, yes. We have read most of the common formats already.
- Photos and prices change during the day.
- Every import cycle picks up the change. You edit in one place, the site follows.
- What about vehicles we have just sold?
- Marked sold in the next cycle, moved to a sold page with the price hidden, never a dead link.
Check your own site first
Free, on screen in about ten seconds, no call. We fetch your homepage once, the way a visitor's browser does, and nothing else.
Fixed price, fixed date, in writing
Fifteen minutes about what you sell and how your stock moves today. A quote within two working days.