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Auto — Luxury Dealership Landing

A cinematic single-page landing for Vanderhall Automobiles, a fictional luxury marque, in charcoal with champagne and chrome accents. A reveal-driven hero presents the flagship Etoile GT with headline specs, a filterable six-model lineup grid, a signature-craft section, a bespoke concierge ownership panel with a live service timeline, an interactive finance estimator with an animated monthly figure, and a validating book-a-test-drive form. Built with semantic HTML, CSS variables and vanilla JavaScript only.

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Luxury Dealership Landing

A complete marketing landing page for Vanderhall Automobiles, a fictional luxury marque. It opens with a cinematic, charcoal hero — animated champagne sheen, an oversized reveal headline and a tabular spec strip (0–60, output, top speed) — fronted by the flagship Étoile GT. A blur-backed sticky nav gains a subtle border on scroll and collapses into an animated hamburger menu on small screens.

The lineup section presents six models across grand tourer, SUV and electric silhouettes in a responsive card grid, with chip filters that hide and count matching cars and per-model Configure actions. A dark signature-craft band, a bespoke-ownership panel pairing a concierge narrative with a live service timeline (collected → inspected → in progress → return), and a soft finance section drive the page forward. The finance estimator recomputes a true amortized monthly payment from model, deposit, term and APR sliders, animating the headline figure and breaking out amount financed, total payable and total interest.

The closing book-a-test-drive form validates name, email and a future-dated preferred date inline, surfaces field-level errors, and confirms via a toast. Throughout, an IntersectionObserver staggers section reveals, in-page anchors scroll smoothly, and a reusable toast(msg) helper handles all feedback — all in framework-free vanilla JavaScript.

Illustrative UI only — fictional shop/dealership, not a real service system.