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On our blog we will bring you all the latest car reg plate news as soon as it is announced, this is usually official communications from the DVLA regarding updates on the new styles of personalised number plates for sale every 6 months
Q‑plates are one of the least‑understood parts of the UK registration system — and for good reason. They’re rare, they look unusual, and they come with strict rules that prevent owners from transferring or displaying private registrations. For motorists, collectors,
Electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer niche. With more than a million zero‑emission cars now on UK roads, the way we identify them has evolved too — most visibly through the introduction of green number plates. These plates, featuring a
Short answer: Yes — you can put a private plate on an imported car, but only once the vehicle has been correctly registered with the DVLA, assigned a UK age identifier, and issued with a V5C. The private plate must
Private number plates have become one of the UK’s most reliable niche investments — a market where rarity, memorability, and emotional appeal often matter more than traditional financial metrics. While some plates sell for modest sums, others appreciate dramatically, sometimes
Takeaway: The value of a private plate is shaped by character rarity, buyer demand, age format, and market comparables. A proper valuation blends these factors with recent sales data and realistic pricing strategy. Selling a private number plate can be
The private plate market moves in cycles, but buyer taste is far more consistent than people think. Even as new formats enter circulation and trends shift on social media, certain plate styles continue to dominate demand year after year. These
Selling a car is usually straightforward — but selling a car that currently wears a private number plate adds a layer of admin that you absolutely must get right. Whether you want to keep the plate, sell the plate separately,
When a company car or salary sacrifice vehicle enters the picture, the question of who actually controls a private number plate becomes more complicated than most drivers expect. A cherished registration feels personal — it’s part of your identity, your
Private number plates have become one of the most recognisable personalisation trends in the UK car market. From initials and names to clever wordplay and dateless formats, they’re everywhere — and they’re no longer limited to prestige vehicles. But when
Private number plates are more than just vehicle identifiers — they’re assets. They hold monetary value, emotional value, and in many cases, investment value. So when a relationship breaks down, one question often surfaces quickly: Who actually owns the private