.CAR, .CARS and .AUTO Set to Launch This Summer On Uniregistry

.Cars

What happens when two of the biggest names in the domain industry join forces? Something very special and something that I honestly think we’ll be hearing about for years to come. I know that many of my readers have gotten “lost in the sauce” when it comes to the introduction of the new domain name extensions so I always like to highlight the specific ones that I think are going to do something meaningful and make a real impact, in this case it’s a trifecta of extensions .CAR, .CARS, and .AUTO.

In this situation I think there’s a few things that are special. First, it’s no secret that cars will soon be driving themselves, it’s not just Google who is working on self-driving cars any more, it is rumored that Apple, the king of innovation is doing the same. As cars become more tech-savvy and Internet connected (like Tesla) they will without a doubt be more active online than they are today. Second, this really is the whole space, a “trifecta” as they call it and I think it’s great that one company is running all three rather than three different companies duking it out to make one a success.

Uniregistry

Add to this the fact that it’s happening on Uniregistry, which has been now dubbed the “Apple of Registrars” and I can tell you this is going to make for an exciting launch and an exciting year ahead.

Daniel Negari
“As an entrepreneur, I have always looked up to Frank as a visionary, pioneer, and all around great person. Teaming up with Frank and his team at Uniregistry is a dream come true, as they bring infinite knowledge and experience to the table. As his business partner, I’m looking forward to collaborating, innovating, and learning from the best,” (Source – ReleaseWire)

Huge congrats to both Daniel (.XYZ founder) and Frank (Uniregistry founder) – I can’t wait to follow along with the excitement, and probably buy a few names for myself along the way. You can stay up-to-date on all the details around the launch on Uniregistry’s Launch Schedule.

Morgan Linton

Morgan Linton