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one of my domain names of ccTLD happens to be a car model name.
because it's a short generic name, i didn't realize it when i registered.
i found that the same domain name of different ccTLDs is all associated with
the car model.

is there a potentially TM issue?
 
I believe this truly depends on what you use the domain for. For example, if you have avalanche.com (Chevy Avalanche) and make a website about natures avalanches , you shouldn't have a problem at all. If you plan on making a car related site, I suggest you continue to seek legal advice.
 
I have never had any problems with these types of names...and I have owned quite a few
 
have you developed any of your domain names,
or only parked them, or just keep them unparked?

GT Web said:
I have never had any problems with these types of names...and I have owned quite a few
 
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