51 ngh
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Thinking of:
"Britain’s most expensive numberplate is apparently back on sale for £1m. The 51 NGH plate set a new record price for a DVLA auction when “frantic bidding” at the sale in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, pushed the price up to £254,000 last weekend. Two days later the numberplate — which resembles the name Singh — was being advertised on the car registration website Bossreg.com."
I don't have any problems with novelty plates or the people who buy them. However if the price is an indication on the demand, can I safely presume that "desis" are more probable to be the purchaser of such number plates? Don't kill me please... it's just an observation question.
Thinking of:
"Britain’s most expensive numberplate is apparently back on sale for £1m. The 51 NGH plate set a new record price for a DVLA auction when “frantic bidding” at the sale in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, pushed the price up to £254,000 last weekend. Two days later the numberplate — which resembles the name Singh — was being advertised on the car registration website Bossreg.com."
I don't have any problems with novelty plates or the people who buy them. However if the price is an indication on the demand, can I safely presume that "desis" are more probable to be the purchaser of such number plates? Don't kill me please... it's just an observation question.
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