Remade from the public business information shown on PAUL ROBERTS CARS
Stock page remake
A stock layout that feels curated instead of improvised.
The source business already relies on AutoTrader for the live forecourt. The remake keeps that, but wraps it in a cleaner stock story: what kind of cars are here, how they are prepared, and why a buyer should enquire now instead of bouncing.
The cars sell the page
The remake gives the imagery space and then uses supporting copy to reduce hesitation.
Stock panel
Current live stock
Buyers can jump straight into real AutoTrader listings once the site has done its job and built enough confidence.
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Dealership setting
The source photos show a compact but real setting. The remake uses that instead of pretending this is a giant franchise forecourt.
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Video-ready cars
Walkaround-ready imagery makes each car feel like something worth seeing, not just a stock code on a list.
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Optional upgrades
The source also mentions optional media upgrades on some cars. The remake gives that kind of extra a cleaner place.
Due in and follow-up
Incoming cars deserve their own lead path.
The original menu already points to 'Due In'. On the remake, that becomes a proper enquiry angle: the buyer can register interest in the kind of hatchback they want before it is fully live.
Live stock still stays on AutoTrader
That part is smart. The remake simply stops forcing the buyer to work through a chaotic homepage first.