Like them or not, they are about the only thing you can put on a normal car these days that will not depreciate horribly from day 1. They are also a great way of disguising the true age of the car. Most women would not know a 10 year old Porsche from a 2 year old one so you can pretend to be wealthier...... (I have an 8 yr old Peugeot btw)
When they eventually come up for resale you'll generally get far more than you paid for it (especially if it's a 'proper' personalised plate like DAN 1 not AR55 DAN).
Each to their own i say and no, i don't have one on my car, although i have to admit that both my folks do.........
They are also a great way of disguising the true age of the car. Most women would not know a 10 year old Porsche from a 2 year old one so you can pretend to be wealthier.
And this is meant to make owning personalised plates appear less knobbish in what way, exactly?
Like them or not, they are about the only thing you can put on a normal car these days that will not depreciate horribly from day 1. They are also a great way of disguising the true age of the car.
So If I put a YR54 plate on my 1977 MG, everybody will think it's only 4 years old?
