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Custom List of Vehicles

Put a Vehicle Grid widget on any page and fill it with exactly the cars you want — everything from one term, a combination of terms, or a hand-picked list of listings.

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You can use the Vehicle Grid widget on any page to display a custom list of vehicles. The widget can be set to show only some of your listings:

  • narrow the list to one term, e.g. only “coupe”
  • narrow the list to several terms, e.g. “coupe” + “bmw”
  • or just choose the vehicles you need from the dropdown
  1. 1 Add the Vehicle Grid widget

    Edit the page in Elementor, find “Vehicle Grid” in the widget panel and drag it into the page.

    Elementor with its widget panel open on the left — the widget search box and Vehica widget tiles — and arrows pointing from the search box to a widget tile and to the grid of car cards on the page (BMW 8-series $62,000, Mercedes-Benz AMG GT $14,600).
  2. 2 Set the grid up

    In Edit Vehicle Grid, set the card, columns, gap, sorting and the number of cars to display, then narrow the list with the fields below — Condition, Body Type, Offer Type, Make, Model, Drive Type and the rest.

    The Edit Vehicle Grid panel in Elementor with General settings (Card V1, 3 columns, Gap 32, Sort By Date, 6 cars) and the Include, Exclude, Condition, Body Type, Offer Type, Make, Model and Drive Type fields; arrows point to Include and Exclude and to a car card in the preview.
  3. 3 Or pick the listings by hand

    Include lets you choose only the listings you need — start typing and select them one by one.

    The Include field expanded into a searchable dropdown listing vehicles — BMW 8-series 2-door coupe grey, Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 2-door coupe yellow (highlighted), Audi A4, Chevrolet Camaro, Ferrari LaFerrari and more.

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