Sammys Auto
One site running both a used-car showroom and a mechanic shop for the Piedmont Triad
The problem on the table.
Sammys Auto runs two operations under one roof: retail used-car sales and mechanic services. Each needed to be findable and bookable without forcing customers through a clunky third-party dealer portal or hiding the service shop behind the inventory.
How we built the answer.
We built a custom Next.js site pairing a featured-vehicle grid and per-car detail routes with a services page covering oil changes, brakes, tires, and diagnostics. Clear hours, address, phone, and a quote-request flow make local conversion straightforward on mobile. AutoDealer and LocalBusiness schema, Google Business Profile alignment, and High Point NC local SEO push the shop into the map pack and into AI Overview answers for 'used cars High Point'.
Vehicle Inventory
Featured-cars grid with year, mileage, make/model, and price at a glance
Per-Vehicle Detail Pages
Each car gets a clean slug route (e.g. /cars/2016-honda-odyssey) for sharing and SEO
Quote and Contact Flow
Direct quote requests plus phone, email, and address surfaced on every page
Hours and Location
Daily business hours and map address keep walk-ins and service bookings on time
What shipped.
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Business lines unified
Retail used-vehicle sales and full-service auto repair under one storefront, with each surface clearly addressed
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Core services listed
Oil changes, brake service, tire work (rotation, balancing, alignment), and engine diagnostics
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Days open per week
Monday through Saturday hours surfaced site-wide with phone, address, and contact form on every page
The toolkit.
Production-grade choices, picked for fit, not fashion.
- 01Next.js
- 02TypeScript
- 03Tailwind CSS
