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Suburb and postcode locations: Australian Bureau of Statistics, CC BY 4.0
Browse 5,050 Australian car dealerships
Every dealership CDR lists, by state and by the suburbs with the most car yards. Each profile says which buyers the dealership suits, what it sells, its services and roughly how much stock it carries.
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Busiest dealer suburbs
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What the buyer types mean
- Families: 7-seat SUVs and people movers are a big part of the stock or range.
- Tradies: Utes, vans and cab-chassis are a real share of the stock, or a commercial department.
- First Car Buyers: Plenty of cars under $20,000, or new small cars under about $30,000.
- Budget Buyers: Published prices, with a big share of cars under $20,000.
- Prestige Buyers: Luxury marques and prestige specialists.
- EV Buyers: Electric and plug-in hybrid cars in stock, or an all-electric brand.
- Lifestyle: Mostly hatches, sedans and small SUVs.
- Performance: Sports cars, coupes, convertibles, V8s and performance models.
Questions about finding a dealer
How does CDR decide which buyers a dealership suits?
CDR researches each dealership from its own website, stock and published services, then describes who it suits: families, tradies, first-car buyers, budget, prestige or EV buyers. 5,050 of the 5,050 listings have a full researched profile.
Does CDR rate or rank car dealers?
No. CDR never rates dealers out of five and no dealer can pay for a ranking or a kinder sentence. Featured Dealer status is always disclosed and never changes what a profile says.
How do I find a car dealer near me?
Type a suburb or postcode above, or tap Near me, then pick a radius. You can narrow the results by brand, by state and by the kind of buyer each dealership suits.
Does CDR list cars for sale?
No. CDR describes dealerships, not individual cars. Each profile links to the dealer's own website so you can see current stock and prices there.