About the project
AML Cars is a wholesale vehicle trader based in Diest, Belgium, selling exclusively to licensed dealers, showrooms and fleet buyers. MotqanTech delivered a car trading company website design that speaks to that trade audience from the first scroll: an aerial shot of a packed vehicle yard, the tagline "Driving Global Trade, Delivering Trust", and a clear path to the inventory.
The brief
B2B buyers don't browse for fun. They want to know who they're dealing with, what's in stock and how to get a quote. The site needed to answer those questions quickly and handle the practical ones too: international shipping, payment methods, inspections and whether retail buyers are accepted.
What we delivered
We structured the site around the decisions a dealer actually makes:
- An About section covering the company's mission, vision and end-to-end services, from sales to international shipping.
- A "Why choose us?" block with three cards: trusted expertise, quality vehicles and competitive value.
- A Featured Vehicles grid with model year, transmission and fuel tags on every card.
- Dedicated pages for the vehicle inventory, requesting a specific vehicle, and contact.
- An FAQ accordion on buyer eligibility, shipping, payments, quotations and inspection reports.
- A scrolling brand-logo strip and a floating WhatsApp button for quick enquiries.
Design & user experience
The palette sticks to the brand's red with white and charcoal, so calls to action stand out without the page feeling busy. A slim top bar keeps the address, phone and email visible at all times. Vehicle cards use a dark footer that makes the photos pop and keeps specs scannable. The layout is responsive, and the footer repeats contact details and key links so no visitor hits a dead end.
The outcome
AML Cars now has a polished, trade-focused web presence that explains the business in seconds, puts its stock front and centre and gives dealers several easy ways to get in touch. Fewer unanswered questions, a cleaner first impression and a shorter route from browsing to a quote request.
