https://www.cdjrofwallawalla.com/us...ee-Limited+Sterling+Edition-1C4RJFBG8JC325125
Not phenomenal but for natural light it does the job.
Not phenomenal but for natural light it does the job.
Here's two dealerships that do it right.Hey Refreshers, I need your help.
We're looking for 5-6 (or more) recent dealer examples (websites), where they (or 3rd party) are doing a phenomenal job on actual new and used vehicle photography. Indoor photo booths, or outside with natural light, hopefully some great examples of both.
Thank you!
http://www.kaiserbuickgmc.com/Vehic...rt_Box_4_Wheel_Drive_SLT-DeLand-FL/3460698983Hey Refreshers, I need your help.
We're looking for 5-6 (or more) recent dealer examples (websites), where they (or 3rd party) are doing a phenomenal job on actual new and used vehicle photography. Indoor photo booths, or outside with natural light, hopefully some great examples of both.
Thank you!
I won't nominate them as "the best", but there's alot to learn by seeing what they've done here:
https://www.hgregoire.com/used-car
I won't nominate them as "the best", but there's alot to learn by seeing what they've done here:
https://www.hgregoire.com/used-car

George Nenni asks the DealerRefresh community to share standout dealer examples of new and used vehicle photography, covering both indoor photo booths and natural light setups. The thread draws limited responses, with one dealer sharing their own site (dariusmotorsport.com) and receiving feedback from Nenni that image file sizes were too small — recommending at least 250KB for final images rather than 100KB thumbnails. The practical takeaway is that photo quality standards matter beyond composition alone, with image resolution and file size being critical for mobile viewing.