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# Getting Started

The **Motors Listing Types** is an add-on plugin that extends the **Motors Theme** functionality. It allows adding different types of listings (*e.g. vehicles, properties, equipment, etc.*) with individual inventories and unique search filters. 

The Motors Listing Types plugin is included in the Bundled Plugins directory of the main theme package. Alternatively, you can download the latest version of the plugin here: 

{% file src="/files/ACjAXglT2S9DyMRUvOxX" %}

## Compatibility

Motors Listing Types is fully compatible with the following Motors Layouts: 

* **Dealership:** Dealership One,  Dealership Two, Motorcycles Dealers, Boats Dealership, Aircraft, Equipment. 
* **Classified Listings:** Classified Listing, Classified Listing Two, Classified Listing Three, Classified Listing Four.

Motors Listing Types is fully integrated with the following plugins/add-ons: 

* **Subscriptio** (*for Classified Listings only*)
* **WP All Import** ([*STM WP All Import Addon*](/motors-theme-documentation/import-listings/import-preparation.md) *is required*) 
* [**Import Makes & Models**](/motors-theme-documentation/listing-management/import-makes-and-models.md) 
* [**Custom Elementor Icons**](https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-elementor-icons/)  

## Plugin Installation 

{% hint style="info" %}
Motors Listing Types is pre-installed in the **Motors Multi Listing Types** layout. If you are using the Multi Listing Types layout, then you can skip this step.  
{% endhint %}

**Step-1.** Navigate to the **Plugins > Add New** and click **Upload Plugin** 

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**Step-2.** Browse to find the downloaded motors-listing-types.zip archive and click **Install Now** 

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**Step-3**. Click the **Activate Plugin** button to activate the newly installed plugin 

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After activating the plugin, the new **Listing Types** menu will be displayed in the WordPress dashboard menu where you can add, delete, and manage your listing types.  

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