Automotive retail, indexed
Every dealership in Europe, and what its website actually does.
159 171 automotive businesses across 30 markets — dealerships, workshops, body shops, tyre centres, rental and leasing. For each one we record where it is, which brands it carries, who operates it, and what its own website offers a customer. Nobody publishes the last part, so we check it ourselves.
What car dealer websites offer, by market
Share of dealership websites we reached that provide each feature. Percentages are of sites we successfully loaded, not of every business indexed.
Markets
Finland
9 454 businesses
Sweden
8 285 businesses
Norway
2 782 businesses
Denmark
2 269 businesses
Germany
63 714 businesses
Austria
6 206 businesses
Switzerland
5 034 businesses
Netherlands
7 856 businesses
Belgium
5 170 businesses
Luxembourg
376 businesses
United Kingdom
24 551 businesses
Ireland
2 480 businesses
Spain
20 660 businesses
What is indexed
The motor trade is not one business. Each of these is compared against its own kind, never across kinds.
Car dealerships
21 508
Franchised and independent dealerships selling new or used cars to the public.
Motorcycle dealerships
2 589
Dealers selling motorcycles, scooters and powersports vehicles.
Truck & van dealerships
256
Commercial vehicle sales: trucks, vans, trailers and fleet supply.
Caravan & RV dealerships
504
Motorhome, caravan and recreational vehicle retailers.
Service workshops
17 111
Independent and authorised workshops handling maintenance, repair and MOT-type inspections.
Body shops
132
Collision repair, panel work and vehicle refinishing.
Tyre centres
1 758
Tyre fitting, wheel alignment and seasonal changeover.
Car rental branches
2 518
Short-term vehicle hire branches and mobility operators.
There is no overall score or grade here. These are findings about a website on the day it was checked, not a verdict on a business. Percentages are of sites we successfully loaded, not of every business indexed. Every finding about a website carries the date it was established, and every business location links back to the OpenStreetMap record it came from. How this is built →