TUSK AutomotiveWebsite for a car dealer

People looking for a used car start online. On their phone, often in the evening, and usually comparing a few dealers at once. A dealer wins that comparison when buyers can see at a glance what is in stock, what it costs and whether it has been inspected. We wanted to show what a site looks like when it is built around the stock instead of around a standard template.

Every car is numbered with its own number plate (TUSK-01, TUSK-02), so the cards feel like they belong to a real car dealer. Price, year, mileage, fuel and gearbox sit right on the card, so you can compare without clicking.

The car page for the BMW 325i shows what it costs per month next to the asking price of €8,950, with the lending notice Dutch rules require. The services page looks like a workshop receipt and the about page like an inspection report with an 'approved' stamp. Small details, but they show what the dealer cares about: inspecting cars and giving a warranty.

The contact page shows straight away whether the showroom is open. You book a test drive with a preferred day and time of day, so the dealer doesn't have to call back first to agree on a time.

This is a demo: the company details are fictional and only the BMW and the MINI have a full car page. It fits the Starter package: a few fixed pages, a custom design, and every car gets its own page automatically through the admin screen, without counting as an extra page.

For a real car dealer, the contact form would actually send requests, and the dealer would get the admin screen where they add cars themselves and mark them as sold. Both come with Starter. If you want cars to appear automatically from your dealer software, we connect your stock. That link is custom work, with a price we agree on upfront.