Looking for Suggestions for our Shop Name/Product Line!
12-18-07, 07:21 PM
#29
lol.. ramy never said that.. i brought it up... cuz usually companies have different names for the company and their product line.. so they can introduce more/new product lines in the future..
Here are some "company" names i brainstormed at work. I tried to break out of the box.. but its so hard when you're used to typical words that seems to make more direct sense. I tried not to repeat words used each combination... so maybe some may work better when u mix and match ..
Axiom Garage (inspired by Garage Works in japan..)
Terminal Velocity (i know.. its a name of an '94 movie.. still sounds cool and no one's really using it)
Exclusive Styling
Active Concepts
Ignition Autoworks
Throttle Engineering
Switch-On Performance
Intrigue Dimensions
Analogous Theory
Crimson Division (aka Redline...
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Tricentric Formula
Some more words may help with inspirations or add to the confusion:
Crank, Equalibrium, Aerodrome, Symmetry, Vector, Push, Tangent, Ratio, Trigonometry, Radius, Elements, Sillouette
Not sure if this is what you're looking for. Hope these are not too childish.. lol and may help somewhat... i'm gonna give it another try tomorrow...
Here are some "company" names i brainstormed at work. I tried to break out of the box.. but its so hard when you're used to typical words that seems to make more direct sense. I tried not to repeat words used each combination... so maybe some may work better when u mix and match ..
Axiom Garage (inspired by Garage Works in japan..)
Terminal Velocity (i know.. its a name of an '94 movie.. still sounds cool and no one's really using it)
Exclusive Styling
Active Concepts
Ignition Autoworks
Throttle Engineering
Switch-On Performance
Intrigue Dimensions
Analogous Theory
Crimson Division (aka Redline...
)Tricentric Formula
Some more words may help with inspirations or add to the confusion:
Crank, Equalibrium, Aerodrome, Symmetry, Vector, Push, Tangent, Ratio, Trigonometry, Radius, Elements, Sillouette
Not sure if this is what you're looking for. Hope these are not too childish.. lol and may help somewhat... i'm gonna give it another try tomorrow...
12-18-07, 07:51 PM
#30
There were no survivors
ILP(Industry Leading Performance)
WPS(World Performance Syndicate)
And you could maybe tag on Motorsport/s, Autosport, Automotive, etc at the end of them!
AIPG/C(All-Inclusive Performance Gurus/Company)
WPS(World Performance Syndicate)
And you could maybe tag on Motorsport/s, Autosport, Automotive, etc at the end of them!
AIPG/C(All-Inclusive Performance Gurus/Company)
... j/k
12-18-07, 07:59 PM
#32
what kind of parts do u sell for what type of car.. obviously an rx7.. do u sell for anything else, or just rx7..
if u want an all around name, i'd try hitting up something w/ "Performance" in it... or "Tuning"
or how about... " Team (insert w/e you want)"
if u want an all around name, i'd try hitting up something w/ "Performance" in it... or "Tuning"
or how about... " Team (insert w/e you want)"
The name is not going to be Rx-7 specific, the plan is to specialize in 7s, but work on other cars as well. 
12-18-07, 08:22 PM
#36
There were no survivors
So this would be one of those multi-word names all put into one, kinda like that cellular commercial (Verizon?)
12-19-07, 12:12 AM
#42
Naturally Aspirated Motorsports
Turbo Flux
Critical Pressure
Shadow Fax
Halifax Motorsports
(Im sure you guys thought of that one, I say play of the famousness it has already)
Superior Combustion
Vector Control
Just letting them spew … hah
Turbo Flux
Critical Pressure
Shadow Fax
Halifax Motorsports
(Im sure you guys thought of that one, I say play of the famousness it has already)
Superior Combustion
Vector Control
Just letting them spew … hah
:p
12-19-07, 03:51 AM
#48
Not bad, not bad at all...still allows you to stay true to your roots w/o limiting your ability to expand...
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Of course making it virtually impossible for the vast majority of your customers to ever see your website because they can't spell your website correctly doesn't sound so hot...
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Of course making it virtually impossible for the vast majority of your customers to ever see your website because they can't spell your website correctly doesn't sound so hot...
