Just wondering.. my car was built last week, and my dad spoke to the dealers to see if we could come up and sort out picking a number plate. And he got the reply 'we dont give lists of available number plates anymore, each car is assigned a number plate' anyone been told this?
some dealerships let you, some dont. They all should IMO but thats not the case =/
Cars are definately not assigned a number plate from seat, maybe from the dealership though...
My experience is that it depends on the dealer, some will and some won't, as a result have got a personal plate for £250 from DVLA. Downside is £80 to transfer from one car to another.
yeh not surprised! i looking at D12 CUP. £500 though! and got to pay to go to ibiza with mate in july, then goin to turkey with the girlfriend in august! good times! haha.
My dealer told me I could pick my plate. 2 days ago!!! I want a personal plate too, £400 for JC10 BOC my initials the year and obviously boc for bocanegra heheheheheheehhe. has decided against it as if I sell the car in the future and don't get another boc I have wasted £400 on a plate no one else may need.
My dealer stuck my plates on with double sided sticky pads, think it does look better than screws, but they're probably easier to steal.
I didn't get a choice either, just got given BFZ 6836 - which is the current series for Belfast - interestingly DAZ would have been the series for Belfast somewhere round 1993 - 1994.
My dealer e-mail me about 30 number plates to chose from. one had my initials , so i let the weekend pass ,rang up Monday morning . the sod only gave that one!!! to somebody on the Saturday. i just said to him , bloody get on the phone to them tell them a story that DVLA are pulling that one. so jobs agoodin , its mine nooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww............................
aha fair play! yeh i wass looking at DH10 CUP < initials, then cup for cupra. but it was £800! so i was like.... not paying that. So you lot are gettin thhe choice of a number plate... hmm interesting.
I wanted GT1 0ONK which would look like GTi DONK (Donkin is my second name). Due to my dealer not wanting to hold my car for 3 weeks so I could get a ‘10’ plate I went for a plate personal to the car. This way since the car was registered in 2010 even though its 59 plate it can still be advertised as a 2010 car when I come to sell it. I can also get the plate valued too see how much its worth. Only paid £250 for it so i’m hoping it will go up in value once DVLA cotton onto the fact that it relates to a car. This is why plates with PUG, CUP or CTR usually cost quite a bit more.
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