For franchised Mazda dealers
Websites for Mazda dealers in Australia
We build your new site with AI from the one you have, built to the conventions Mazda dealers follow. Your stock, pages, redirects and SEO come with you. Preview it privately before you decide.
Built on the platform Australian dealer groups and brands already run on.
Built for Mazda dealers
Mazda doesn't publish a public dealer website manual. So we studied Mazda's own Australian site and Mazda dealer sites built on three unrelated platforms. They all share the same header and the same way of setting type. Your new site follows what they share.
The Mazda header, set the Mazda way
A near-black header with the Mazda mark on the left and your dealership's name beside it in capitals, as live text. It is the header Mazda dealers across Australia share.
The mark, untouched
We use the mark Mazda serves. It is never redrawn, recoloured, split from the wordmark or turned into a new logo, and it only sits on a near-black ground. It never stands in for your dealership on its own, so your favicon and social profile stay yours.
Headings and buttons in Mazda style
Headings in capitals, lightly weighted and generously spaced, never heavy or tight. Buttons in spaced capitals with near-square corners.
Mazda colour used sparingly
Mazda's accent colour marks buttons, labels, the active menu item and prices. It never fills the header, the footer, a card or a full-width band.
Mazda's own pictures on model pages
Model tiles and model heroes show Mazda's own imagery of the current model, never a yard photo with number plates or price stickers. No model page reuses the home page hero, and no two model pages share one.
Advertised prices checked against Mazda practice
Your prices stay exactly as you wrote them. We point out any advertised price missing what Mazda uses: a footnote symbol linked to a disclaimer on the same page, the grade and the offer end date named, and national offer disclaimers word for word.
Every Mazda named the Mazda way
Every page is written with the current Mazda range and its exact names, and checked for the common misspellings before you see it.
- Mazda2 and Mazda3 with no space. Mazda 6e with a space.
- A lower-case e in Mazda 6e and CX-6e.
- CX-, MX- and BT- names always hyphenated: CX-5, never CX5. BT-50, never BT50.
- Never Miata. In Australia it is the MX-5.
- Mazda and the model on first mention on a page, the short name after.
- Grade names exactly as Mazda publishes them, never invented or shortened.
The Mazda range your site is built with
Current Australian range, checked October 2026.
- Hatch & Sedans
- Mazda2Mazda3
- SUVs
- CX-3CX-30CX-5CX-60CX-70CX-80CX-90
- Electric & Hybrids
- Mazda 6eCX-6e
- Sports
- MX-5
- Utes
- BT-50
A Mazda range grid lists the full current range, the electric models included. Your home page names every one.
What's on your new site
Your stock, moved across and kept up to date
Every car on your current site comes with you, with the free drive-away calculator you can switch on. Connect a source and nobody updates it by hand.
Your Mazda range, model by model
A page for each current Mazda model, named the way Mazda names it and linked from your home page.
Enquiry forms that reach your team
Test drive, finance and general enquiry forms, ready to use from day one.
A repayment calculator
Buyers see an estimate on your site, shown with a comparison rate and a clear warning.
An AI chatbot trained on your stock, free
Answers buyers from your live stock at any hour and passes real enquiries to your team. Free, with no end date. Fair-use caps apply.
SEO and redirects, set up for you
Page titles, structure and redirects are set up for you, so existing links and searches keep working.
What Mazda buyers near you search for
Buyers search by model, and more and more of them ask an AI assistant. Your new site has an answer for each.
“mazda cx-5 drive away price”
Your CX-5 page, with every CX-5 you have in stock, and a drive-away price calculator buyers can use on the spot.
“mazda bt-50 for sale near me”
Your BT-50 stock on its own page, with your dealership’s location set out so Google and AI assistants can read it.
“mazda cx-60 price”
A CX-60 page in your range, titled with the model’s exact name and linked from your home page.
“mazda 6e”
The electric models have their own pages too. A Mazda range grid always includes them.
“mazda dealer near me”
Your Mazda dealership’s address, phone and email, checked against your current site and set out so Google and AI assistants read them right.
A strategy report comes with it
Your private preview arrives with a report on your dealership and your local Mazda market. It also notes where your prices and offers differ from Mazda practice, so you can fix them before you go live.
Who else sells Mazda near you
The dealers within reach selling Mazda, and how their websites and Google presence stack up against yours.
What buyers near you search for
The real searches a local buyer types into Google or asks an AI assistant, and who comes up first.
Your Google footprint
How search engines see your site today: page titles, speed, and whether Google and AI can read your stock and dealership details.
Plans for Mazda dealers
A single-rooftop Mazda dealer is on the Franchise plan. We set your plan from how many locations you have and whether you list new cars. See what every plan includes.
Independent
Lists no new cars
For used-car dealers and independents.
Get a quote
Priced by our team for your locations.
Franchise
Lists new cars, 1 to 2 locations
For dealers that sell new cars from one or two locations.
Get a quote
Priced by our team for your locations.
Group
3 or more locations
For dealer groups. Quoted by our team.
Get a quote
Priced by our team for your locations.
Still your dealership, not just another Mazda site
Mazda dealer sites differ in these, so yours keeps what you have now:
- Your utility bar and what goes in it
- Your navigation labels, order and depth
- One to three calls to action in the header
- Your name in grey or white, on one line or two
- A thin promo ticker above the header, if you run one
- Your own photos of the showroom, team, service and community
- Which current national offers you feature
Mazda dealer website FAQ
Does my new site follow the way Mazda dealer sites look?
Yes, as far as they are known. Mazda doesn't publish a public dealer website manual, so we built our Mazda rules from Mazda's own site and Mazda dealer sites across Australia: the near-black header with the Mazda mark and your name in capitals, Mazda-style headings and buttons, exact model names and Mazda's own model imagery. You check all of it in your private preview.
Can my site show Mazda national offers?
Yes. You choose which current national offers to feature. Your prices and offer text come across word for word from your current site, and we point out any advertised price missing its footnote, grade, end date or disclaimer.
Will my Mazda stock come across?
Yes. Every car on your current site comes across, from your MX-5s to your BT-50s, and you can connect a source that keeps it up to date. Tell us which provider sends your stock and we will talk you through it.
Do I keep my Google rankings?
We set up redirects from your old pages to the new ones, your Mazda model pages included, so existing links and searches keep working. Your current site stays live until you switch.
Is Vyro approved by Mazda?
No. Vyro is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Mazda. We build to the conventions Mazda and its dealers use online, and the Mazda mark on your site is the one Mazda serves, used only on your own dealership site.
Will my site look like every other Mazda dealer's?
The header, type and model names follow Mazda practice, as every Mazda dealer’s site does. The rest is yours: your navigation, your sections, your own photos and which offers you feature.
See your new Mazda dealer website
Type your dealership's name or website. Preview it privately.
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