Music for car dealerships
Professional background music for car showrooms and dealerships
Choose your licence according to the size of your dealership
How does our music service for car dealerships work?
Playing music in your dealership with SoundToro is simple. All you need is a computer, tablet or compatible device with an internet connection. Connect it to the sound system in your showroom or customer area, sign in with your email address and password, choose the channel that best suits the atmosphere you want to create and press play.
The service works by streaming and gives you access to a broad selection of music styles. You may prefer an elegant, understated channel in the reception area, a more contemporary sound in the vehicle display space or a relaxed playlist in the customer waiting room. The aim is to support the customer journey without making the music feel intrusive.
Music licence and usage certificate for car dealerships
When you subscribe to SoundToro for your dealership, you can access and download a certificate from your Customer Area confirming your use of the SoundToro catalogue under the service terms. The document includes the business details, address, declared floor area and licence period.
The SoundToro catalogue includes music whose rights holders have authorised its inclusion in the service for professional use. This gives the dealership a documented way to provide background music across its commercial areas, provided that playback is made exclusively through SoundToro and uses the catalogue supplied by the platform.
- The right choice depends on the vehicle brand, the showroom design and the type of customer you want to attract. Contemporary jazz, lounge, chill-out and subtle electronic music often suit premium showrooms. Pop and more energetic electronic styles can work well for urban, sports or younger-facing brands. Volume should remain comfortable and allow customers and sales staff to speak easily.
- Yes, provided that each playback area has the appropriate setup and licence. For example, you might choose a more contemporary channel for the main showroom and a softer selection for the reception, handover area or service department waiting room.
- Well-chosen music can make the space feel more comfortable, polished and consistent with the brand. It does not replace good customer service, but it can reduce uncomfortable silences, improve the waiting experience and support the atmosphere of the showroom.
- SoundToro provides instrumental and vocal music designed for background music for businesses , including pop, jazz, chill-out, lounge, ambient, electronic music, classical music, Italian music, urban sounds and relaxing channels. You can select the atmosphere that best reflects your dealership.
- It is a document available from your Customer Area confirming access to and use of the SoundToro catalogue at your dealership under the service terms. It includes the establishment details, declared floor area and licence period.
- The SoundToro licence and certificate apply only to music played from the official SoundToro platform. Music from Spotify, radio, television, YouTube or any other external source falls outside the service and may require separate permissions or licensing.
- Explain that the dealership uses SoundToro and provide the current usage certificate and latest invoice, both available from the Customer Area. These documents show the service being used and the SoundToro catalogue covered by your active subscription.
- Yes. SoundToro can be used by independent dealerships, automotive groups and networks with several locations. Each establishment must have the appropriate licence. Businesses with several showrooms can contact SoundToro to discuss a more centralised solution.
- No. You can use a computer, tablet or compatible device connected to the dealership sound system. A wired connection is recommended whenever possible, particularly in larger premises, as it usually provides more reliable playback than Bluetooth.
- SoundToro provides a catalogue made up of music whose rights holders have authorised its use within the service under the applicable terms. However, local rules may impose additional obligations relating to copyright, public performance or neighbouring rights. Responsibility for complying with local legislation remains with the customer. For further information, please review our Terms and Conditions .