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Wanted: Domain Appraisal what thinking electric-auto.co.uk in future?
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It has a hyphen in it and it doesn't make sense, so not a lot I'm afraid.
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At the moment I would regard this as a low value domain. However, once electric cars go mainstream in the UK, you might be able to make a sale on it. That's because some car sellers choose to use the word auto in their name, e.g. Acorn Auto etc. So, in a few years time there's a chance you might be able to make a reasonable sale to a car seller that chooses to specialise in electric cars.
I note also that the .com is in use.
EDIT- Sorry, forget it was hyphenated, which will make a sale quite difficult.
Rgds
At the moment I would regard this as a low value domain. However, once electric cars go mainstream in the UK, you might be able to make a sale on it. That's because some car sellers choose to use the word auto in their name, e.g. Acorn Auto etc. So, in a few years time there's a chance you might be able to make a reasonable sale to a car seller that chooses to specialise in electric cars.
I note also that the .com is in use.
EDIT- Sorry, forget it was hyphenated, which will make a sale quite difficult.
Rgds
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