I don't want to sound negative but I would be very careful with batteries like that for a few reasons. I don't think automotive lithium tech has advanced far enough that a safe lithium car battery will be cheaper than lead acid.
I helped a friend spec out a marine system and I found troubling inconsistencies between sales brochures and data sheets. The battery my friend wanted to use bragged about having a "built in BMS for safety" but when you dug through the tech specs it required an (expensive) external regulator to protect the battery. When he contacted their sales they said "no, the alternator regulator isn't enough, it needs very stable power for charging". And this wasn't cheap Amazon stuff, it was quality marine -grade gear.
Just be really certain of what you're buying and I'd say resist the temptation to go too low on price with lithium - there's just too much dangerous junk out there IMHO. If you need durability that's definitely compatible with vehicle 12v systems, consider an AGM or deep cycle battery depending on your exact use case. Yeah, they're not super cheap but they'll survive deep discharges much better than normal starter batteries.
