Motorcars
Through Your Doors March 14th.
Deadline
14
SITE 01
Main Dealership
111motorcars.com
- Inventory system is working. The DealerFire platform handles vehicle listings, filtering, payment estimators, and lead capture effectively. A rebuild will preserve this engine rather than replace it.
- All services are visible in navigation. Storage, auto spa, events, the club, and the store are accessible. The breadth of what 111 Motorcars offers is communicated. It just needs better visual framing to land the way it should.
- The intro video is a smart move. Leading with video is a strong instinct for a brand like this. It creates immediate engagement and communicates personality in a way static pages cannot. The one note: it runs a bit long. A tighter edit could make it land even harder without losing the impact.
- The site feels like a software product, not a brand. DealerFire is a template. It does not feel like 111 Motorcars. It feels like a tool. The brand deserves a custom experience that reflects the personality and quality of what is actually being sold here.
- Vehicle photography is flat and generic. Featured inventory images are standard lot photos. No drama, no desire. A Porsche 911 on this site should make someone stop scrolling. Right now it does not.
- Copy actively works against the premium positioning. The written content reads as auto-generated filler. It does not reflect the community personality of the brand or the quality of the inventory. Every word on the site is a brand impression. These words are not earning it.
- Photography repeats across multiple properties. Some of the same images appear across the dealership and the club sites. Each property has a different audience and a different purpose. The imagery needs to reflect that, not feel interchangeable.
SITE 02
Motor Club
111motorclub.com
- The site is live and has solid structure. 111motorclub.com is up and navigable with pages for memberships, rooms, events, Cars and Caffeine, a blog, and a members portal. The bones are in place. What it needs is a visual identity and copy that communicate the full depth of what the club actually offers.
- The design does not reflect the caliber of the membership offering. Four tiers, corporate packages at $24,000, group drives to Monterey and Amelia Island, co-working space, and Founding Member plaques. The site lists these benefits but does not build the emotional case for joining. The visual quality and copy both need to rise to meet the product.
- The Motor Club is the brand's biggest growth lever. A properly designed site for the club drives recurring membership revenue, event registration, and long-term community. The pieces are there. They just need to be presented at the level the product deserves.
SITE 03
The 111 Store
the111store.com
- Shopify foundation is solid and live. Products are organized, collections are set up, and the store is actively selling. The e-commerce infrastructure works and does not need to be replaced. It needs to look and feel like the brand it represents.
- The product range is genuinely interesting. Beyond apparel, the store carries automotive fine art from $75 to over $90,000. That range communicates taste and aspiration. It is the right instinct for a brand operating at this level.
- The store looks like a different company. No visual connection to the main dealership site. A customer who follows a link from 111motorcars.com to the store feels like they have left the brand entirely. That disconnect costs sales every day.
- No brand story or context. The store opens on products with no introduction to who 111 Motorcars is. Luxury shoppers do not just buy products. They buy into a world. That world needs to be communicated before the cart.
- Logo inconsistency is an active problem. Multiple versions of the logo appear across the merch. Before scaling this store, the logo system needs to be locked. That is exactly what the logo refresh delivers.
on Request
on Request
Retainer
The vehicle listing system used for the dealership is the one piece of the website work that requires a closer look before a full scope can be confirmed. Understanding how the platform operates, how listings are managed, and what can be customized will shape what is possible on the front end. If it can be handled directly, it will be. If it requires someone else, the right person will be found and every aspect of their work will be managed to make sure it works exactly as it should. This gets figured out in discovery phase.
THE LENS
| Photography | |
| Event Photography | On Request |
| Commercial & Automotive Photography | On Request |
| Brand Identity | |
| Logo Refresh & Refinement | $1,500 – $3,000 |
| Motor Club Design | $1,250 – $2,000 |
| In-House Brand Brochure | $750 – $1,250 |
| Presentation Slide Deck | $1,250 – $1,750 |
| Digital | |
| 111motorcars.com | $6,500 – $8,000 |
| 111motorclub.com | $3,500 – $5,000 |
| the111store.com | $2,250 – $3,500 |
| Ongoing | |
| Brand Director Retainer | On Request |
| Defined Work Range | $17,000 – $24,500 |
Every deliverable is independently priced with no minimum commitment. Start with what makes sense right now and build from there. If you choose to move forward, a clear phase-by-phase breakdown with defined ranges will be provided before any work begins. A signed agreement and 50% deposit are required before any project work begins. Final payment is due before any files, assets, or website access are delivered.
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the Brand Long-Term.
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