Automated checks help find defects but cannot prove full WCAG conformance. Physical Safari, VoiceOver, NVDA and speech-input sessions have not yet been completed.
1. Our approach
Useful information without unnecessary barriers
The website is designed so people can browse cars, read vehicle information and find contact details with a keyboard, touch input or common browser accessibility preferences.
If the website is difficult to use, the contact routes below provide an alternative way to ask about a vehicle or arrange a visit.
2. Website features
Accessibility built into the interface
- Skip links and labelled page regions for faster navigation.
- Logical headings, descriptive links and labelled form controls.
- Keyboard-operable navigation, filters and private admin controls.
- Visible focus indicators and status text that does not rely on colour alone.
- Responsive layouts and controls sized for touch interaction.
- Reduced-motion and forced-colour preference support.
- Text alternatives for meaningful images and hidden treatment for decorative images.
3. Tested scope
Checks completed on the current local build
Public, login and private-admin samples passed automated WCAG 2.2 A/AA-tagged checks in Chrome. Representative public and read-only admin journeys also passed in Firefox and WebKit, including keyboard inventory controls, reduced motion and forced colours.
Responsive browser checks covered widths from 360 to 2560 pixels. Automated results do not replace testing with disabled people or assistive technology.
4. Current limitations
External services and untested combinations
- Google Maps and WhatsApp are external services with their own accessibility behavior. You can call instead of using either service.
- Physical iPhone/Safari, Windows/Edge, VoiceOver, NVDA and speech-input testing remains outstanding.
- Browser zoom and reflow are covered by responsive automation, not a complete manual WCAG procedure.
5. Feedback and alternatives
Report an accessibility barrier
Use the contact page or call 9949 4553. If possible, include the page, the task you were trying to complete, and your browser or assistive technology.
For general information about accessible digital services, see the European Commission accessibility guidance .