What you’re buying

A cash-for-cars page for the enquiry that is not an emergency. The car has been sitting on the driveway for months, the household has finally decided, and what they want is for the whole thing to be unremarkable — a number, a time, a truck.

Sage and white with a soft warm grey, Fraunces over Inter, and almost no chrome: the photographs sit on the page with a corner radius and nothing else around them. It is the light template in this category, and it is built that way on purpose, because a scrap-yard aesthetic is the wrong signal for a seller who has a tidy garden.

The hero stacks rather than splits — headline, a letterbox photograph the full width of the measure, then the quote card underneath — so the picture does the first piece of work and the form is not a wall. Further down, the six levers that set an offer are laid out as a ruled list with the actionable line last, and the service area is a row of chips beside its heading rather than a panel.

Every figure, price range and review is demonstration content, and the footer says so.

• A stacked hero: headline, then a full-width photograph, then the quote card
• Seven-field vehicle form with a consent checkbox, not a hidden opt-in
• Six things that set the number, as a ruled list rather than a table
• A coverage band that puts the suburb chips beside the heading, not under it
• Landing page and matching thank-you page
• Vehicle-details form wired through to the thank-you page
• In-page anchors from both the navigation and the footer
• Built with Elementor containers, no theme dependency
• Responsive to 375px, with visible form labels and keyboard focus
• Every colour measured against WCAG AA at the size it is actually used