Fast Forward
 

I think that this other sounds italian (Ferrari, Fiat, Alfa and so on).

Kris

www.blingwerks.com? that sounds like a winner ;)

FastForward is simple and memorable. Competizone could be contorted into many near miss permutations that would leave people struggling to remember the corect domain.

Fastforward is more intuitive, for me.

pirelli might have a beef with compitizione...

sjd

FastForward... Simplicity always wins.

(or how about FastNFurious ;-) )

Furiouslyfast.com.

no matter what you choose, buy all spelling variations and have them point to your site.

Thank you all for your pull on "FAST FORWARD", it was an old team name that I may plan on pulling it out of its grave soon. It originated in Alhambra, CA from our team consisting of 90% rotary vehicles. Not to brag but we had a street RX7 in the 10s (all motor) in 1992.

"Once again FASTFORWARD takes the flag!"

I vote for www.gotrice.com

fastforward is good for a domain name, but it is LOUSY as a company name or mark. Totally unprotectable. If you are looking for the domain name and the company name or product name to be the same, I would DEFINITELY use Competizone. OK, now I have indeed tipped what I do for a living.

Fastforward is a trap. Wayne, what if you had built your parts business and named it fast forward? Do you think that automotion could have started marketing "fast forward" parts? I think they could. Your trademark would be too generic to protect, I suspect.

Performance parts has this issue. Easy name to remember, but also easier for competitors to ride their coat-tails.

I would choose Competizone.

I think www.gofast.com would be a good one, it does appear to be registered but just re-directed to another site. We used the term gofast in college quite a bit, however, it meant something else......

JrDavid68

FastForward is better dan de udder un.

www.FastFaster.com ?

fastforward is easier to remember and easier to say, comp et e zone?

www.competitionzone would trigger unconsious brain cells

Then make it CompetitionZone.com?

Why not "Comp-zone" ?

Competizone sounds like something you'd inject into a bad knee.

On second thought, Comp-zone sounds like a computer store.

Oh and Wayne, it's a "moot" point, not a "mute" point. ;)

Maybe he means his point didn't say a whole lot. :rolleyes:

It's a "moo" point.

Like what a cow would say - it just doesn't matter.