Adding Cars Automatically From Dealers Site

Does anyone know a program or software where I could add vehicles automatically from a car dealers site, that when they update their inventory (weekly) it lists the vehicles & photos on my site also. If I could get this to work I could charge them less and get more dealers. Plus save myself a whole lot of work.

Thank You,
Jason
http://SpokaneCars.org

Jason...."WordPress" has a "DashBoard" where individual site owners can go in and change, add or delete....what they want....anytime THEY want... on THEIR site.

I know one guy who makes website for Churches and....because Churches like to post their Weekly Sernons and make other changes as to what is happening....he shows them how to go into their "DashBoard" and make any changes THEMSELVES.....without bothering the webmaster and....the webmaster can charge a "Flat Monthly Fee" without having to get involved with any changes.

I'm thinking this can also be done with Car Dealers...where someone in the biz can "Take Photos" of the new arrivals on the lot and....upload the photos and descriptions....themselves.

I'll bet someone is doing this now....with Car Dealers.

Don Alm

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Phil

[Ankesh]

Does the car dealer's website have a RSS feed? (good chance of this)
Or does it have any sort of an API? (unlikely)

If yes - this would be easy.

If not - then its still possible - but you'll have to hire a developer to create a script / macro that would scrap the listings every day or week.

If you don't know what a RSS feed is - let me know the website URL of the car dealers and I'll let you know if they have a RSS feed or not. Most content management systems that websites are built on with these days come with the RSS feature.