Autonomous & Driverless car domains

[morf13]

RE: Autonomous & Driverless car domains

Seems like there's a lot of news lately, as recently as the last few days, of advances in driverless & autonomous cars. There are multiple auto makers getting ready to launch some form of these cars, and of course, Google is working on their project car.

I have a handful of domains related to this news & technology, and I am wondering if anybody else has any? Also, any spike in traffic to your domains, or news of sales???

 

[HereDomainthere]

Congrats.

 

[Haykay2005]

Good on Self-driven term. I have Self-driveninsurance.com and have gotten some low offers too.
I will flip that at the right time. No rush. Unless a good offer roles in.

 

[Jasper schilperoord]

5 names together for x,xxx.. not telling more, he mostly only does such package deals

Nice

 

[lennco]

Your taxi will be waiting on the roof

The day may soon be coming when hailing a taxi will mean waving not down the street but up at the sky.

Several announcements this month bring the flying cab closer to reality.

First, Airbus has revealed a project called Vahana — an autonomous, battery-powered electric aircraft concept with vertical-takeoff-and-landing (VTOL) capabilities — meant to ferry passengers to order. The project is being developed in Silicon Valley via the A3 (pronounced “A cubed”) unit of Airbus and aims, perhaps optimistically, to sell the vehicle by 2020.

Meanwhile, Uber continues to position itself to be closely involved in these developments. Airbus last year said that one of its first A3 projects would be with Uber to develop business models for helicopter operators, and this week Uber signaled its ongoing interest by releasing a 99-page white paper on what’s needed to pave the way, so to speak, for flying taxis, delving “deeply,” according to Recode, into “everything from barriers to market, certification, regulatory hurdles, pilot training and noise issues (since the aircraft will be flying so low).” The paper anticipates a future in which a 45-mile journey might cost as little as $21 and a trip from “San Francisco’s Marina to work in downtown San Jose” might take just 15 minutes.

Full Article Here,
https://wattstreetjournal.com/your-taxi-will-be-waiting-on-the-roof-feddf83cdc04#.ktdug6wcu

I have all in .com,

SelfFlyingCab

SelfFlyingCabs

SelfFlyingTaxi

SelfFlyingTaxis

Self-FlyingCab

Self-FlyingCabs

Self-FlyingTaxis

Self-Flying-Cab

Self-Flying-Cabs

Self-Flying-Taxi

Self-Flying-Taxis

 

[HereDomainthere]

Your taxi will be waiting on the roof

The day may soon be coming when hailing a taxi will mean waving not down the street but up at the sky.

Several announcements this month bring the flying cab closer to reality.

First, Airbus has revealed a project called Vahana — an autonomous, battery-powered electric aircraft concept with vertical-takeoff-and-landing (VTOL) capabilities — meant to ferry passengers to order. The project is being developed in Silicon Valley via the A3 (pronounced “A cubed”) unit of Airbus and aims, perhaps optimistically, to sell the vehicle by 2020.

Meanwhile, Uber continues to position itself to be closely involved in these developments. Airbus last year said that one of its first A3 projects would be with Uber to develop business models for helicopter operators, and this week Uber signaled its ongoing interest by releasing a 99-page white paper on what’s needed to pave the way, so to speak, for flying taxis, delving “deeply,” according to Recode, into “everything from barriers to market, certification, regulatory hurdles, pilot training and noise issues (since the aircraft will be flying so low).” The paper anticipates a future in which a 45-mile journey might cost as little as $21 and a trip from “San Francisco’s Marina to work in downtown San Jose” might take just 15 minutes.

Full Article Here,
https://wattstreetjournal.com/your-taxi-will-be-waiting-on-the-roof-feddf83cdc04#.ktdug6wcu

I have all in .com,

SelfFlyingCab

SelfFlyingCabs

SelfFlyingTaxi

SelfFlyingTaxis

Self-FlyingCab

Self-FlyingCabs

Self-FlyingTaxis

Self-Flying-Cab

Self-Flying-Cabs

Self-Flying-Taxi

Self-Flying-Taxis

I got SelfFlyingAirTaxi

 

[Corey]

• self-pilotedaircraft.com

Cheers
Corey

 

[HereDomainthere]

• self-pilotedaircraft.com

Cheers
Corey

Self-Piloting Car / s

 

[lennco]

I also have in .com,

Self-FlyingCars

 

[Ang]

I have owned driverlessflyingcar & driverlessflyingcars for a little while now

 

[RevolutionaryDomains]

Good on Self-driven term. I have Self-driveninsurance.com and have gotten some low offers too.
I will flip that at the right time. No rush. Unless a good offer roles in.

Take the money and run. Likely only one buyer for that type of hyphenate. Secure the sale while you can, IMO.

 

[Haykay2005]

Take the money and run. Likely only one buyer for that type of hyphenate. Secure the sale while you can, IMO.

IMO(IN YOUR OPPINION). Lol

 

[Manusakos]

Your taxi will be waiting on the roof

The day may soon be coming when hailing a taxi will mean waving not down the street but up at the sky.

Several announcements this month bring the flying cab closer to reality.

First, Airbus has revealed a project called Vahana — an autonomous, battery-powered electric aircraft concept with vertical-takeoff-and-landing (VTOL) capabilities — meant to ferry passengers to order. The project is being developed in Silicon Valley via the A3 (pronounced “A cubed”) unit of Airbus and aims, perhaps optimistically, to sell the vehicle by 2020.

Meanwhile, Uber continues to position itself to be closely involved in these developments. Airbus last year said that one of its first A3 projects would be with Uber to develop business models for helicopter operators, and this week Uber signaled its ongoing interest by releasing a 99-page white paper on what’s needed to pave the way, so to speak, for flying taxis, delving “deeply,” according to Recode, into “everything from barriers to market, certification, regulatory hurdles, pilot training and noise issues (since the aircraft will be flying so low).” The paper anticipates a future in which a 45-mile journey might cost as little as $21 and a trip from “San Francisco’s Marina to work in downtown San Jose” might take just 15 minutes.

Full Article Here,
https://wattstreetjournal.com/your-taxi-will-be-waiting-on-the-roof-feddf83cdc04#.ktdug6wcu

I have all in .com,

SelfFlyingCab

SelfFlyingCabs

SelfFlyingTaxi

SelfFlyingTaxis

Self-FlyingCab

Self-FlyingCabs

Self-FlyingTaxis

Self-Flying-Cab

Self-Flying-Cabs

Self-Flying-Taxi

Self-Flying-Taxis

Self-FlyingTaxi - EVTOLS - VTOLRide - VTOLNetwork - VTOLFleet - VTOLHub

 

[baseballworld]

These are currently the domains going up for auction soon. Private message me here for any preoffers.

Godaddy
selfdrivingimport.com
selfdrivingimports.com
selfdrivingdealership.com
selfdrivingwatercraft.com

Dotster
autonomouscarpools.com
driverlesscarpools.com
selfdrivingatvs.com
selfdrivingcarpoolapp.com
selfdrivingcarpoolapps.com
selfdrivingcarpools.com
selfdrivingcoupe.com
selfdrivingcredit.com
selfdrivingcredits.com
selfdrivingmetro.com
selfdrivingsnowmobile.com
selfdrivingsnowmobiles.com
selfdrivingsubway.com
selfdrivingsubways.com
selfdrivingupdate.com
selfdrivingupdates.com


and related ones still dotster
advancedsafetysystem.com
autopilotapps.com

this auction alone you can own all 3 versions of carpools as well as the self driving metro area along with selfdriving watercraft which is only 1 of 1 in this niche that alone covers all water related stuff.

 

[RevolutionaryDomains]

IMO(IN YOUR OPPINION). Lol

Exactly as I stated, IMO.

After the dynamic duo is done buying that type of hyphenate you might have a tough time moving those...again, i-M-o.

Wishing us all luck in this niche.

 

[Jasper schilperoord]

Take the money and run. Likely only one buyer for that type of hyphenate. Secure the sale while you can, IMO.

May I ask what you mean by "that type" of hyphenate as opposed to other types of hyphenates?

 

[baseballworld]

auctions live 22 self driving domains

 

[RevolutionaryDomains]

May I ask what you mean by "that type" of hyphenate as opposed to other types of hyphenates?

They arent bad by any means. However, from my experience in domain names the hyphen is used to separate the subject matter from the add-on word.

In this case the subject is selfdriving. Obviously best not to have any hyphen in the domain, but for my money I'd take Selfdriving-Insurance long before I would consider taking Self-DrivingInsurance.

Different strokes for different folks, I guess, as it's all subjective, and comes down to end user preference.

 

[Domainsyrup]

added today:
Driverlesscars.co.za
Autonomouscar.co.nz

 

[baseballworld]

nice adds

 

[MetaverseBranding]

They arent bad by any means. However, from my experience in domain names the hyphen is used to separate the subject matter from the add-on word.

In this case the subject is selfdriving. Obviously best not to have any hyphen in the domain, but for my money I'd take Selfdriving-Insurance long before I would consider taking Self-DrivingInsurance.

Different strokes for different folks, I guess, as it's all subjective, and comes down to end user preference.

The only question I have to your theory is:

Self-driving is the correct way to spell the word

Selfdriving-insurance would be a random hyphen.

Just curious why you would see it otherwise ?