Automotive covers two quite different businesses that are often lumped together. Selling vehicles is a listings problem: stock, filters, specifications and finance. Servicing vehicles is a local services problem: what you fix, where you are, and how to book.
These Webflow templates cover both, and the first decision is which of the two you are. Choosing a dealership template for a garage, or the reverse, produces a site that fights its own purpose.
There is a real limitation around live stock feeds that dealerships in particular should read before buying. It is covered below.
What Automotive Buyers Check
For vehicle sales, it is stock and specification. People search for a make, model or budget and want to see what you have, with enough detail and enough photographs to shortlist without visiting. Thin listings lose the enquiry to the dealer with better ones.
For servicing, it is proximity, capability and availability. Do you work on my vehicle, are you near me, can you fit me in, and roughly what will it cost. These are quick judgements, usually made on a phone.
What to Look For
Depending on which side you are on:
- For sales: a listing structure that handles specification, multiple photographs and filtering by the things buyers actually search on.
- For servicing: individual service pages, since people search for the specific job rather than your business category.
- A visible booking or enquiry route, tappable on mobile.
- Somewhere for finance or pricing guidance, which is a major decision factor in vehicle sales.
- Location and opening hours presented plainly.
The Webflow Automotive Templates
Each is a Webflow build. Figma, HTML and in some cases Framer versions exist for several.
TNC CarHub
TNC CarHub is the dealership and vehicle listings layout here, with structure for stock, specifications and enquiries. It is the right starting point if you sell vehicles.
The listing structure uses Webflow collections, so adding a vehicle means filling in fields rather than building a page.
TNC CarHub is available now.
CARFIX TNC
CARFIX TNC is a garage and repair layout organised around services and booking, suited to independent workshops and specialists.
The service-led structure matches how people search when something has gone wrong.
CARFIX TNC is available now.
Auto RepairX TNC
Auto RepairX TNC is a larger, more established workshop layout with more room for a service catalogue, credentials and team than CARFIX.
Better suited to multi-bay operations and franchised servicing than to a sole trader.
Auto RepairX TNC is available now.
TNC Auto Wash
TNC Auto Wash covers valeting, detailing and car care, where the offer is usually packaged into tiers rather than individual jobs.
The package structure also suits mobile valeting and detailing businesses.
TNC Auto Wash is available now.
DriveSchool TNC
DriveSchool TNC is a driving school layout built around instructors, lesson packages and booking, which is a different sale again from sales or repair.
Instructor profiles matter here in the same way tutor profiles matter in education, since learners choose a person.
DriveSchool TNC is available now.
Live Stock Feeds, Honestly
This is the constraint dealerships most need to know. These templates hold vehicle listings in Webflow collections, which you update yourself. They do not connect automatically to dealer management systems, stock feeds or the major classified portals.
For a small independent turning over a modest number of vehicles, manual updating is entirely workable and many dealers prefer the control. For a larger operation with fast-moving stock across multiple channels, manual entry becomes a genuine burden and out-of-date listings damage trust.
Automated feeds are possible through a custom integration, but that is development work rather than something a template provides. If you need it, tell us the system and volume and we will scope it honestly: request a quote. If your stock turns over quickly, we may tell you a template is the wrong starting point.
Servicing businesses are unaffected by all of this, since there is no inventory to synchronise.
How to Choose the Right One
Settle sales versus servicing before you look at any designs. It determines the entire information architecture, and it is the one choice that cannot be corrected later without effectively rebuilding.
If you do both, decide which one the site leads with. Trying to give equal weight to selling cars and fixing them usually produces a homepage that does neither well. Pricing is on the pricing page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I list vehicles for sale on these templates?
Yes. TNC CarHub is built for it, using Webflow collections so each vehicle is an entry rather than a designed page. Listings are maintained by you rather than pulled from a feed.
Can the site connect to my dealer management system?
Not out of the box. That needs a custom integration, which is possible but is development work beyond the template. Worth scoping before you buy if your stock moves quickly.
Can customers book a service online?
You can take booking requests through a form natively. Live scheduling against workshop capacity needs a booking system connected to the site.
Will this help me show up in local searches?
It gives you a fast, mobile-friendly site with proper structure, which is a sound foundation. Local visibility depends more on your business listing, reviews and having genuinely specific service and area pages.
Do these work for mobile mechanics without premises?
Yes. CARFIX TNC adapts well, though you would emphasise coverage area rather than location, since that is what a mobile customer needs to know first.
Can you build and customise it for us?
Yes. Our Webflow customisation service covers build and integrations. Book a free consultation to talk through stock volume first.
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Browse the full catalogue across formats.
For dealership sites with custom stock handling, request a quote and we will scope it properly.