A theme designed around your dealership , not adapted to it.
Choose one of 18 pre-built core themes and make it yours, or describe your business and let Vehiso design a bespoke theme from scratch. Either way you get a complete, working dealership website behind it - stock, finance, enquiries and all.
Brief
“Prestige German saloons, appointment only, we want it quiet and confident.”
Dark and gallery-like
Generous space, restrained type
Brief
“We only sell electric. Our buyers research everything before they visit.”
Bright and technical
Specification led, range front and center
Brief
“Family run for 30 years, budget runarounds, we live on part-exchange.”
Warm and straightforward
Big prices, obvious part-exchange
Three briefs, three genuinely different themes. Not one layout in three colors.
Two ways to get your look. Both end in a finished website.
The difference is how much of the design is decided in advance.
18 core themes, made yours
Professionally designed themes to choose from, each one adapting to your colors, typeface and logo. Quick, safe and predictable - you can see exactly what you are getting before you commit.
- Designs ranging from classic forecourt to modern and minimal
- Your brand color carried through every button, link and price
- Swap the whole look later without rebuilding anything
Built to your brief, one of a kind
Describe the business and the feeling you want, and a theme is designed for you from scratch. A prestige specialist gets a dark, quiet, gallery-like site; an electric specialist gets something bright and technical. Genuinely different designs, not the same layout in another color.
- Takes its cue from the site you are migrating, or one you admire
- Reads your existing pages for tone, services and selling points
- Ask for changes in plain language and see a new version
Describe it, look at it, change it, publish it.
The bespoke designer starts with a conversation rather than a shelf of templates.
Tell it about the business
The marques you specialize in, how you want to come across, what your buyers care about. Plain sentences, not a form full of design jargon.
Point it at a starting place
Optional. Give it the site you are migrating to and it reads your existing pages for tone, services and selling points. Or name a site you admire and it takes its cue from that.
See it on a real site
The theme arrives on a working website with your stock, your details and every page a car buyer expects. A complete site to look at in minutes.
Ask for changes, then publish
Say what you want different in plain language and see a new version. Nothing goes live until you say so, and you can roll back to an earlier version.
Moving from another website? Bring the look with you.
Switching platforms usually means starting from a blank page and rebuilding everything you had already got right. The bespoke designer starts from what you have instead.
Point it at your current website and it reads your existing pages for tone, services and selling points, then designs a theme that still looks and sounds like you - on a platform where your stock, finance and enquiries are already wired up.
What comes across
- The tone of voice your regulars already recognize
- The services and selling points you lead on
- A look built to your brief rather than the nearest template
- A site you admire can steer the feeling, but it is never copied
A working dealership website, not a pretty homepage.
The parts that sell cars are built in from the start, because a site without them is a brochure.
Your stock, live
Every vehicle with its photos, price, mileage and full specification, updated from the stock you already manage.
Ways to enquire
Enquiry forms on every vehicle, a finance application, part-exchange valuations and contact details that actually reach you.
Finance, properly
A full application a buyer can complete one step at a time, rather than a wall of forty questions.
Compare and save
Buyers can shortlist vehicles and put them side by side, the way they browse on the big portals.
Edit by pointing at it
Change a heading, swap a photo, reword a promise. Click the thing on the page and change it, with no separate editor to learn.
Publish and roll back
Nothing goes live until you say so, and an earlier version can be restored in a click.
The interesting part is not that it builds a theme. It is that the site works.
Anything that generates a website can produce something that looks right in a screenshot. The harder problem is the hundred small ways a site quietly fails a buyer.
Checked before you see it
Every generated site is checked against what a working dealership website has to do, and where something is wrong it is corrected and checked again. Thorough, not infallible.
Told in plain English
If a check cannot be satisfied, you are told what the problem is in plain English rather than handed a list of faults to interpret.
Your color, still readable
If your brand color would be hard to read against the theme you have chosen, the site says so and offers a nearby shade that works. Still recognizably yours, just legible.
A spec sheet with database labels on it, an enquiry form that posts nowhere, a finance application that accepts an empty submission, a button that vanishes on a phone. These are the things a buyer meets and you never see.
Related pages
AI website builder
How a full site gets written from a short questionnaire.
Website templates
Browse the core dealer themes you can choose and edit.
Website editor
Change anything on the page by clicking straight on it.
Car dealer website design
What makes a dealership website convert rather than just look good.
AI theme builder questions
What dealers ask before they describe their first theme.
Describe your dealership. Get your theme.
Start with one of the 18 core themes or describe the one you want. Either way you can change anything on the page, and nothing goes live until you say so.