Personalised plates

You got V125 so it *might* bear a passing resemblance VRS? Why? Sounds like the sort of thing that might impress Max Power or Fast Car Magazine, or people in a Maccy's car park, but pretty pointless otherwise.

The money would have been better spent on something useful like a set of uprated brakes or a lifetime supply magic tree air fresheners.
 
Scuzi said:
There’s a faded red Vauxhall Agila around here with a 3 digit plate on it. I assume the old biddy who drives it has had the plate for years.

That’s classier than a new rented German car with a fudged plate.
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Agreed 100% :)
 
Django x2 said:
Basically, most cars with private plates scream "bell-end" to me. Is there actually a viable justification for one?
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Why do you need a viable justification for one? I can spend the money I earn on whatever I want. If I choose to spend it on a private plate, then so be it. Funnily enough I do have a private plate and for a very specific personal reason. Something again which is of no relevance to people like you.
 
I had a bad one back in the day that was a fudged version of my name, the spacing was out and there were bits of "dirt" over it to help it make more sense for my name. It was crap but I didnt have any issues with it.
 
Stringy said:
You got V125 so it *might* bear a passing resemblance VRS? Why? Sounds like the sort of thing that might impress Max Power or Fast Car Magazine, or people in a Maccy's car park, but pretty pointless otherwise.

The money would have been better spent on something useful like a set of uprated brakes or a lifetime supply magic tree air fresheners.
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Moreso when VRS is easily achieved with any VR51 onwards plate or a range of prefix plates that finish VRS, still with nice single digits available too.
 
Psycho Sonny said:
His will have been cheaper. And substantially cheaper than a dateless plate with VRS in it.
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£600 for something like F5 VRS, £500 for X123 VRS.

If I was going to buy a plate I'd rather spend the extra £200 or so to get one with the actual letters on it :p
 
If your plate is indeed V125 VRS then don't amend the spacing at all it doesn't require it and will look gash if you do.
 
jonessa said:
Congratulations. I obviously don't need the spacing.
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no need for that, why would you want it to say "VRS VRS" that'll look stupid, why would you actually want it to say VRS at all? its a skoda vrs, it's not supposed to be loud and look at me kinda thing.

v125 vrs will look smarter, still pointless but hey oh, each to their own.
 
grudas said:
no need for that, why would you want it to say "VRS VRS" that'll look stupid, why would you actually want it to say VRS at all? its a skoda vrs, it's not supposed to be loud and look at me kinda thing.

v125 vrs will look smarter, still pointless but hey oh, each to their own.
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Thanks for the feedback.
 
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