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Automotive Digital Marketing from dijitul – Thrive Online
As the automotive industry continues to modernise, one clear trend has emerged – businesses that fail to embrace digital risk being left behind. Recognising this shift, UK-based digital agency dijitul has positioned itself as a driving force in helping garages, parts suppliers, dealerships, and specialist service providers thrive online through targeted automotive digital marketing.

Meeting the Digital Needs of the Automotive Sector

Customers are now more connected than ever before, with most turning to Google when searching for parts, accessories, or local services. A strong online presence has become essential for automotive businesses that want to compete. dijitul understands this challenge and has built a reputation for delivering automotive digital marketing solutions tailored specifically to the sector.

Their work helps businesses:
- Increase visibility on search engines
- Build trust with professional, conversion-focused websites
- Expand customer bases through e-commerce platforms
- Generate consistent leads through SEO and paid advertising
Overcoming Industry Challenges

From small independent garages to large national suppliers, many businesses in the automotive world share the same hurdles online: outdated websites, poor search rankings, ineffective ad campaigns, and underperforming e-commerce systems.

dijitul’s automotive digital marketing experts bring years of experience in solving these problems, creating strategies that not only look professional but deliver measurable results.

A Full Suite of Automotive Digital Marketing Services

dijitul offers a complete range of services to support growth in the automotive sector, including:
- Website Design & Development – fast, mobile-friendly websites designed as online showrooms.
- Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) – automotive SEO strategies to improve Google rankings and capture customer searches.
- E-Commerce Solutions – scalable platforms to help parts and accessories suppliers sell online with ease.
- Digital Advertising & Lead Generation – targeted campaigns that maximise return on investment.
- Ongoing Support & Strategy – long-term partnerships focused on continual growth and improvement.
A Track Record of Success

Automotive businesses across the UK have already benefited from dijitul’s expertise. Independent garages have seen boosts in local enquiries, while larger suppliers have expanded their e-commerce operations to reach customers nationwide.

Driving the Automotive Industry Forward

As the market continues to shift online, dijitul remains committed to ensuring automotive businesses have the digital marketing tools and strategies they need to succeed. Their tailored approach has made them a trusted partner for companies looking to strengthen their presence in an increasingly competitive landscape.

👉 To learn more about dijitul’s automotive digital marketing services, visit dijitul.uk.

FAQs About Automotive Digital Marketing

1. What is automotive digital marketing?
Automotive digital marketing is the use of online strategies – including SEO, web design, paid ads, and e-commerce – to help garages, dealerships, and parts suppliers attract more customers and increase sales.

2. How can SEO benefit automotive businesses?
SEO ensures that when people search for terms like “MOT near me” or “car parts UK,” local garages and suppliers appear in the results. It’s a key part of any automotive digital marketing strategy.

3. Do independent garages really need digital marketing?
Yes. Even small businesses benefit from automotive digital marketing, especially local SEO and Google Business optimisation, which helps attract nearby customers searching online.

4. Can digital marketing help sell car parts online?
Definitely. With the right e-commerce setup and digital marketing campaigns, suppliers can reach customers nationwide and make online sales easier.

5. How quickly can results be seen?
Paid ads can bring instant enquiries, while SEO takes longer but builds long-term, sustainable visibility. A balanced automotive digital marketing plan combines both approaches.
September 12, 2025
MITSUBISHI EVO VI TME #001 GOES TO AUCTION

Just a few weeks ago, Mitsubishi sold it’s own Evo VI TME from its heritage collection for over £100k, now this week, chassis number #001 of the official 250 UK TME cars goes to auction having covered just 11k miles.

If you were hooked in by the 10km Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 that eventually sold for £359k recently, then this 11k mile Mitsubishi Evo TME #001 will certainly peak your interest as it heads to Silverstone Auctions for its sale at The Classic, Silverstone, this Saturday July 31st.

With a guide price of £115,000-£125,000 plus 12.5% buyers premium, plus VAT, it could top the price paid for the example owned by Mitsubishi, which sold for £100k.

The Mitsubishi Evo VI TME #001 being sent to auction is very special indeed. Not only is it a genuine Evolution VI Tommi Makinen Edition (CP9A / SNGF2) SCP car (i.e.1 of 212), but it is also an official UK-market example. This means it was officially imported by Mitsubishi-affiliated ‘Ralliart UK’, hence it would have been professionally SVA’d and is supplied with UK service books, a calibrated speedometer, an unleaded-spec fuel restrictor, cold-climate battery and an alternator, plus it is individually numbered with a plaque in the cabin – and not just any number in this case, here it reads #001, making this car the very first UK-market TME – always a special designation amongst enthusiasts and collectors, whatever the car.

Remarkably, this very special car has covered a fully verifiable 11,000 miles from new, supported by MOT and service records. It has had just two owners, the last since 2003. The car was previously lightly modified cosmetically under the bonnet, which has now been put back to standard specification, with the only modification remaining being the stainless-steel exhaust (the original item will accompany the car). The underside has been sympathetically detailed, not restored, with ‘factory’ grey underseal still remaining (this was applied to all UK cars by Ralliart).

The car naturally comes with an accompanying large history file, with many receipts, plus its original and complete book-pack (including service schedule). The car has just had a full cam-belt service (and a full MOT) as part of its recommissioning.

Silverstone Auctions are privileged to offer for sale such a rare and special car, considered by many as the ‘ultimate Mitsubishi’ for the road. Indeed, for modern-classic collectors in America, they can now, as of 2023, legally import and enjoy these cars – what an opportunity! ‘Type UK’ TMEs are hugely coveted and rightly so, and this is car #001 of that short production run; rarely do examples this exceptional appear for sale on the open market, not to be missed.

You can check out more information about this Mitsubishi Evo VI TME #001 via Silverstone Auctions’ website.

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July 26, 2021
NEW BMW M240I: TOP 5 FACTS

The new BMW M240i is finally here having been teased over the past few months. We break down the top 5 facts about the new 2er.

Keep your grille on

Good news for BMW fans who hated the German outfit’s new design language, the new BMW M240i doesn’t have hideous grilles, instead, has a much smaller, neater design. As for the rest of the front, its a much tighter affair, more angular and aggressive looking. We can’t wait to see what the new M2 will look like!

Internal combustion baby!

Powering the new BMW M240i is the B58 turbocharged straight-six motor that we’ve come to love. In this M240i guise it muscles up 369bhp and will accelerate from 0-62mph in just 4.3 seconds thanks to a new xDrive drivetrain and an eight-speed ZF automatic gearbox. Sadly, no option for manual here! Top speed is limited to 155mph.

Skidmarks

Sadly you won’t be leaving 11s down the road with the new BMW M240i, as mentioned above, it comes exclusively with BMW’s xDrive drivetrain, which means all-wheel drive. If you do want RWD thrills, well you’ll need to step down to the more humble BMW 220i or 220d, featuring 180bhp and 184bhp respectively. Don’t worry, you’ll still be able to swing the back out in the M240i as it features a mode to transfer more power towards the rear.

New platform

For the new BMW M240i, BMW hasn’t used the 1-Series platform, which is now a far more sensible, front-wheel drive/AWD affair which shares most of its components with MINI. As a result, the bespoke 2-Series platform is a proper sports car chassis, offering a stiffer body that is 105mm longer and 64mm wider than the older 2er, as well as sitting a comfortable 25mm lower to the ground. BMW has even increased the negative camber for a sharper turn in, with lighter suspension components to shed weight. This isn’t just a coupé with a big engine, it’s a proper sports car.

Prices

The new BMW M240i starts at just under £46,000. If you fancy something with a smaller engine, you can opt for the 220i, which sits at the bottom of the ladder but starts at £35k, so Golf GTI Mk8 money.

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July 7, 2021