LATEST ADDITIONS (Update | Week 43)
See 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.
Some of the number plates that have become available will have never been offered for sale before and some may not have appeared on the market for decades.
Below is a hand-picked selection of newly listed registrations, along with a brief analysis of who they might appeal to and why;
28 P
- Style: 2x1 Dateless.
- Appeal: This plate is likely to attract individuals with a connection to the letter "P" for a classic three character number plate, or those who have a connection to the number "28." Just one of eighty nine, two digit P registrations in the range 10 to 99.
- Why: The "28" could signify a birth date, age, or significant event, while the letter "P" could represent initials or a personal meaning. It’s a versatile choice for someone wanting a clean and striking number plate. 28 could also represent 2.8 as in the engine size of certain vehicles such as Porsche.
69 SU
- Style: 2x2 Dateless.
- Appeal: This plate may resonate with individuals born in 1969 or those with the initials "SU." or the name SUE/SUSAN.
- Why: The "69" is often associated with the birth year and could evoke nostalgia. Additionally, "SU" might stand for names like "Samantha Underwood." or "Stephen Upson". This plate is perfect for anyone wanting to showcase their birth year or initials, lending a fun personality to their vehicle.
LUC 9A
- Style: A Suffix (1963)
- Appeal: This plate is likely to appeal to individuals with the name "Luca" or perhaps "Lucy". For those who appreciate short distinctive name number plates.
- Why: The "LUC" stands out as a recognisable name or abbreviation, and "9A" adds the ending to represent the name LUCA. This plate is an excellent choice for someone wanting to personalise their vehicle with a name. Luca was ranked 6th , firmly in the top 10 baby boy names in 2023/24 according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), so likely to be a potential investment.
M1 KES
- Style: M Prefix (1995)
- Appeal: This plate could particularly attract individuals named Mike or those who want to display the name in the most perfect way possible on a UK Registration mark.
- Why: The combination of "M1" and "KES" cleverly resembles "MIKE'S," abbreviation of the name MICHAEL, making it a fun and personalised choice for someone named Mike or someone who wants to showcase their connection to that name. This playful interpretation adds an additional layer of charm, making it appealing to anyone who appreciates clever wordplay or has a personal connection to "Mike."
RYL 3S
- Style: S Suffix (August 1977)
- Appeal: This plate is likely to resonate with individuals whose name is RILEY OR RYLEY are or those with a liking for anything "ROYAL" the Royal family, the colour blue or Reading FC, known as The Royals.
- Why: The combination suggests a noble or refined character. The "3S" adds a unique numeric twist, appealing to someone who appreciates a plate that stands out while being tied to their identity.
JW 631
- Style: 2x3 Dateless. Registrations with these initials were first issued in 1931 and continued to be issued through to 1936. The original office for this letter combination is Wolverhampton C.B.C.
- Appeal: This plate could appeal to individuals with the initials "JW" or those who appreciate dateless combinations. One of just 900 registrations in the range JW 100-999. May have added appeal to someone born in 1963.
- Why: "JW" can represent common names such as "James Wilson," or our company Founder "Jason WIlkes,".This plate is perfect for someone wanting a blend of personal initials and a distinctive number.
MIB 112
- Style: 3x3 Dateless
- Appeal: This plate is likely to attract individuals with the initials "MIB." or even "MB" who are on a tighter budget.
- Why: "MIB" can reference "Men in Black," the movie starring Will Smith. The number "112" might hold personal significance, possibly a lucky number or area code, making it a fun choice
L5 JML
- Style: L Prefix (1993)
- Appeal: This plate may resonate with individuals whose initials are "JML" or those associated with the number 5.
- Why: The "L5" can suggest something unique or exclusive, while "JML" denotes names like "John Michael Lewis." This plate appeals to someone looking for a personalised touch that stands out and wont cost a fortune. On the market for £1499.
JUS 11N
- Style: N Suffix (1974)
- Appeal: This plate might appeal to individuals who identify with the phrase "Just" or have a connection to the name "JUSTIN."
- Why: The playful combination of "11N" provides a clever and memorable twist, appealing to someone who enjoys wordplay and wants a creative representation of their personality. JUS 71N would no doubt be the ultimate for Justin but this is a close runner-up!
R3 MCR
- Style: R Prefix (1998)
- Appeal: This plate may attract individuals associated with the initials "MCR" or fans of either Manchester football teams, whether that be United or City, or just a lover of all things Manchester, such as rock and roll band Oasis!
- Why: The "R3" could represent "Racer" or evoke a sporty image, while "MCR" can stand for a iniitals although commonly used as the abbreviation for the City of Manchester.
911 SVJ
- Style: Dateless 3x3
- Appeal: This plate is likely appealing to fans of high-performance cars, particularly those who appreciate Lamborghini or Porsche.
- Why: The "911" is famously associated with the iconic Porsche 911 model, while "SVJ" refers to the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ, another high-performance vehicle. This plate would resonate with car collectors or enthusiasts who want to showcase their passion for luxury and speed on their vehicles.
SAM 1H
- Style: H Suffix (1969)
- Appeal: This plate will likely appeal to individuals named Sam or those with initials connecting to that name.
- Why: The "SAM" is a straightforward representation of a common name, and the "1H" adds a distinct, personal touch. This plate is perfect for anyone named Sam who wants to express their identity in a fun and stylish way.
N4 ANN
- Style: N Prefix (1995)
- Appeal: This plate is likely to attract individuals with the name "Ann" or related variations. Perfect for those called Ann with a surname beginning with "N", or could also resemble the famous Indian bread "NAAN"!
- Why: The "N4" can stand for "For Anne," making it a personalised plate for someone named Ann or those who want to commemorate a loved one. This plate is great for anyone wishing to add a personal touch to their vehicle while reflecting their identity or honoring someone special.
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Our exclusive online tool "Reg Issue Checker" allows you to check when and where a personalised registration number was issued (doesnt include general release prefix marks). This database also contains the month and year of everything sold at DVLA Auction over the past 36 years (318,000+ numbers) as well as all the issue dates and original office locations for all the historic pre-1963 issued marks.
New on the market this week
See the full selection here New on 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.
