Number Plates for Ben, Lucy, Ray, Emy & Nev

If you are looking to add the finishing touch to your car, one of these fantastic personal number plates could be for you. All of the number plates featured are our own stock registrations and there is a chance any one of them could be on your car in as little as seven days.

6 NEV - £8,000
997 EMY - £1,800
RAY 919 - £3,500
L111 UCY - £6,000
BEN 962 - £4,000

All registrations are offered on a first come first served basis, so please act quickly to avoid disappointment. The prices shown are fully inclusive of all DVLA costs and transfer fees. Please tell James you have seen the blog to qualify for this offer.

Call James on 01924 823781 to see if we can get your personal number plates on your car in the next seven days.

DVLA Auction of Personal Number Plates - March 2009

The second DVLA Auction of personal number plates of 2009 was held last week.

The top hammer prices were:

1 D - £285,000
2 O - £115,000
HU57 LER - £30,000
11 MRN - £20,400
11 SSS - £17,000
84 SH - £15,000
1 KLD - £13,200
G80 RGE - £13,100
90 A - £12,500
1 PFF - £12,200
PHF 1 - £12,200
82 S - £12,000
151 S - £12,000
LUC 1Y - £11,500
1 TCP - £11,200
1 WRH - £11,100

The record hammer price at a DVLA Auction was smashed as 1 D sold for £285,000. 51 NGH now sits quite a way back in second place at £201,000.

HU57 LER which sold in June 2008 was re-offered due to the original winning bidder not completing the purchase. This time it sold for an amazing £30,000 a real sign of how number plates are increasingly being seen as a fantastic investment.

It was great to see LUC 1Y making £11,500. At Simply Registrations we have L111 UCY for sale at a very reasonable £6,000.

One hundred and ninety five registrations remained unsold after failing to receive an opening bid. That is a big improvement on the two hundred and seventy two registrations that failed to receive a bid at the last DVLA auction in January. Once again three hundred and eighty three registrations were snapped up at the opening bid or reserve price.

The number of unsold registrations at each auction is a good indicator of the strength of the industry. This number has drastically reduced over the past two auctions indicating that we are definitely in an upward trend. With the stock market also showing early signs of recovery a few people are being brave enough to suggest that the worst may be over. Time will tell.