Latest Additions Update (Week 32

LATEST ADDITIONS (Update | Week 32)

See some of the latest personalised registrations that have just gone live on our website over the past 7 days.

Each week, we carry out hundreds of valuations — in fact, we've provided over 26,000 valuations in the past year alone. Many of the plates that have become available may have never been offered for sale before and some will not have appeared on the market for decades.

Below is a hand-picked selection of newly listed registrations, along with examples of who they might appeal to and why;

911 BMW

Style: 3x3 Dateless. This registration was first issued in 1963. The original office for this letter combination is Wiltshire C.C
Appeal: This plate would likely attract car enthusiasts, specifically those who own or love BMW vehicles, particularly the iconic 911 models from Porsche. Would be ideal for anyone possessing the initials BMW, whilst owning a Porsche 911.
Why: The combination of "911" and "BMW" suggests a strong affinity for performance cars, indicating that the owner might be an automotive enthusiast, a collector. This registration would look equally good on a Porsche or BMW vehicle. New on the market for £6500.

6 MJF

Style: 1x3 Dateless.
Appeal: This plate may appeal to individuals with the initials "MJF" or those who have a connection to the number "6."
Why: The "6" could represent a significant age, date, or personal milestone, while "MJF" might be the initials of someone's name. Just 1 of 9 single digits making this a sought after choice for someone having these initials.

H1 CJW

H Prefix (1990).
Appeal: This plate would be appealing to someone with the initials "CJW" or a name starting with "CJ."
Why: The combination makes it personal and distinctive, making it ideal for a person named "CJ" or related to them. The "H1" adds an element of uniqueness and represents the word "Hi" to add that friendly touch to the vehicle as it passes by on the roads!

29 X

Style: 2x1 Dateless.
Appeal: This plate could attract individuals with a connection to the number "29" or an interest in something that relates to "X."
Why: The simplicity of two digits can be attractive for its minimalist style. The number could represent a significant age, date, or milestone. The "X" adds a sense of mystery or exclusivity. We often refer to these plates as "private number plates" as they allow the driver to remain incognito.

2 NV

Style: 1x2 Dateless.
Appeal: This plate may appeal to someone whose initials or interests align with "NV" or the number 2. N. Vickers, N. Verma etc. Would also appeal to those with the name "Nav".
Why: The number "2" can symbolise partnerships or duality, making it appealing for couples or friends.

CJS 7C

Style: C Suffix (1965).
Appeal: This plate is likely to be appealing to someone with the initials "CJS" or a connection to the number "7."
Why: The initials could represent someone's name, while "7" is often considered a lucky number, making it desirable for those who are superstitious or have a favorite number. The combination gives it a unique and personal feel.

J2I CKO

Style: J Prefix (1992).
Appeal: This plate could be appealing to someone with the name JACK or JACKSON (nickname Jacko?)
Why: The character sequence can represent a person’s initials or a special connection The number "21" may also appeal to someone born in that year but most likely turning milestone 21st birthday. 21's have always been a popular choice for those looking for special gifts for this birthday.

Y6 JES

Style: Y Prefix (2001).
Appeal: This plate could attract someone with the name "JES" or an affiliation with that acronym.
Why: Similar to the previous plate, "JES" could represent a person’s name, like "Jess" short for Jessica or Jessie. The "Y6" could signify a personal connection to the year 2006 or perhaps 6 as a lucky number, enhancing its appeal to a younger audience or someone celebrating milestones from that year.

C21 UNG

Style: C Prefix (1985).
Appeal: This plate could attract individuals with the name "Chung" or "Cheng" or connections to the number "21."
Why: The sequence may be appealing to those whose name ends in "ung" or who are looking for a unique identifier. The number "21" could resonate with someone born in that year or signify an age milestone.

KEN 38P

Style: P Suffix (1975).
Appeal: This plate is likely to appeal to someone named "Ken" or someone with a connection to the name (Kenneth or more modern version Kenny)
Why: It provides a direct personal touch for anyone with that name. The "38" could be significant—perhaps a birth year (1938) or another relevant date (for example the 3rd August) —and the "P" might signify a personal connection such as the persons surname initial.

R1 ABX

Style: R Prefix (1998).
Appeal: This plate may appeal to individuals with initials "RAB" or a connection to the letter "X". Could also appeal to those could Abby/Abs.
Why: It offers a unique combination that might catch the eyes of those who value rarity. The "1" suggests uniqueness or being number one. Just 5 characters makes the number stand out from the crowd. Priced at a very reasonable £999.

1874 X

Style: 4x1 Dateless.
Appeal: This plate could attract history enthusiasts, or someone with a significant connection to the number "1874."
Why: The number "1874" might resonate due to its historical significance, potentially linked to an important event or establishment from that year. This number could particularly those fans or connected to Aston Villa FC. 1874 was the year the club was formed 151 years ago. The number also features on the clubs crest. The "X" can add a stylish twist or symbolise something unknown or exclusive.

Check out the full selection here See All New to the Market. The numbers detailed here belong to private sellers, so do not attract VAT, just the £80 assignment fee.

Plates Wanted

We have hundreds of clients who are often looking for something specific. Get in touch for a free no obligation number plate valuation if you have a personalised number plate to sell. The moment a new registration enters the system and is approved by the owner, it will appear on our "LATEST ADDITIONS" page displaying all those plates that are New to the Market. As new registrations enter the system, any customers registered on our reg finders database will automatically be alerted when anything new matches their requirements.

LATEST ADDITIONS (Week 32)