The hydration error is caused by a browser translation extension that's translating text on the client side after the server renders. The fix is to add suppressHydrationWarning to the elements that might be affected by translation extensions. Let me update the hero component and other components:

The html already has suppressHydrationWarning, but we need to add it to the body element as well since browser translation extensions modify text content in the body. Let me update the layout:

The hydration error was caused by a browser translation extension modifying text content after server rendering. Adding suppressHydrationWarning to the body element tells React to ignore hydration mismatches for text content caused by browser extensions that modify the DOM before React hydrates the page.

The hydration error persists because suppressHydrationWarning only works on the element it's directly applied to, not its children. The browser translation extension is modifying the text inside nested span elements. Let me add suppressHydrationWarning to the specific elements causing the issue:

I've added suppressHydrationWarning to all the text elements in the Hero component that could be affected by browser translation extensions. This tells React to ignore the text content mismatch between server and client rendering, which is expected behavior when browser extensions modify the DOM. The site should now render without hydration errors.

Now I'll update the theme to light-only, remove dark mode, and create a new car brands section:

Now let me update the header to remove theme toggle and create the brands section:

Now let me create the car brands section:

Now let me update the hero section to have a cleaner, white minimalist style:

The website has been updated to a clean, white minimalist design with:

1. Light-only theme - Removed dark mode completely, forced light theme
2. New Brands Section - Added a "Shop by Brand" section with category filters (Japanese, German, American, Italian, British) and a grid of 12 featured car brands with clean circular logos
3. Updated color scheme - Pure white background with a warm orange-red primary accent color for a premium automotive feel
4. Cleaner gradients - Updated hero section with white-based gradients for a fresh, minimalist look

I see the suppressHydrationWarning is there but the error is still occurring. The issue is that suppressHydrationWarning only suppresses warnings at the React level but doesn't prevent the mismatch error from browser translation extensions. I need to add the translate="no" HTML attribute to prevent browser translation extensions from modifying the text:

Let me add the translate="no" attribute to the html element to prevent browser translation extensions from modifying any text on the page:

Also let me add a meta tag to explicitly tell browsers not to translate the page:

I've added translate="no" to the HTML element and a google: notranslate meta tag to prevent browser translation extensions from automatically translating the page content, which was causing the hydration mismatch. The translation extension was changing "Premium Quality Kits" to Chinese before React could hydrate, creating a server/client text mismatch.