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New reg for my Boxster.....

Jonttt

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In case I forget what it is lol...

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Fantastic number plate, how did you get that?

I quite fancy something like that for my 718, something like 718CAY or 982CAY. Where did you get it from?
 
You'll have to sell it with the car at some point. Not much good for any other model.

Have you seen the number of X5 plates on cars other than a certain BMW 4x4?
 
Well as it was sold at a DVLA auction last May and he says its new to him I would guess a dealer?
 
Looks good and certainly will add a couple of pounds to the value when it comes to trade the car in or sell on. [:D]
 
Unless your name is something like George Thomas Stratzenberger, then it may be OK to put it on another car.
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You can ask the DVLA to release previously unissued plates which someone did for this plate, however they have to go to auction which this did last year.

I bid on it but it went for more than i was prepared to pay.
The buyer then put it up for sale and I left him an open offer which was much less than he advertised and less than i knew he paid, eventually he accepted and we did the deal in a day and it was on my car.

I'm pretty experienced with plates and this is much much less valuable than several plates I own so is a bit of fun but I'm pretty confident I will not lose value on it and as I plan to keep the BGTS for a while I will more than get my monies worth for it.

're the comments on generic model plates it's like anything and all about the right plate relating to the right car so not comparable at all to an X5 plate.
 
Interesting Jon, crazy that the guy bid and won it, about £4500? Then got rid of it for less! His loss.............:ROFLMAO:

Most plates that are sold are worth 50% tops of what is paid, and then their resale value is 50% of that IMHO. A car related or non name related one has more chance of being wanted, always amuses me when someone with the initials like GHD thinks there are loads of people out there gagging for it! My basic A level maths recons there is about 14,000 initial combination (probably wrong) so the chance of ever finding someone for GHD like plates is lottery winning odds.

Some of the prices at the recent DVLA auction were confusing to say the least!:rolleyes:
 
No problem, plates are always a "controvertial" subject lol

On another forum one guy keeps calling it a "chav" plate as if it will make a difference to me.

Luckily I’ve never lost money on a plate and I think a combination of paying the "right” price and the likelihood that 981 GTS will be seen as the end of an era car prior to FI (and the associated sound track) and so retain popularity will mean the funds are just sat in the plate rather than the bank. I don’t think I would have much trouble selling it for what I paid for it.

Anyway, its only money and if I get enjoyment out of it thats all that counts, I’ve made much more expensive mistakes !

ps I usually work on the other end of the plate spectrum and have some single digit single letter plates, now those values make your eyes water but they are a pretty solid "commodity”.
 
Nice plate!

I got bought mine by my Wife after the sad demise of my 968, I think she is trying to tell me something...... [:D]


 

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