Attention all car enthusiasts! The eagerly awaited moment has arrived – the launch of the new ’73 series number plates is fast approaching. Starting from September 1st, all newly manufactured vehicles until the end of February 2024 will proudly display the ’73 number plate, and these distinctive registrations are now up for purchase!
A Revitalised Approach to Registrations
Vehicle owners can now bid farewell to mundane and commonplace number plates, as they delve into a realm of creativity and personalisation with their new ’73 number plates. This is the chance to infuse their vehicles with a touch of their own personality, hobbies, and interests.
With a plethora of combinations available, individuals now have the platform to express their uniqueness. Whether it’s a name, a significant date, or a special word, the options are tailored to satisfy a diverse range of tastes.
Name-based number plates have gained immense popularity among motorists, featuring combinations like ‘K73 ARL’, ‘PET 73R’, and ‘SAL 73Y’, all ready for the taking!
David Edwards, the Director of Operations at National Numbers, shared his enthusiasm for the forthcoming release: “At National Numbers, we are thrilled to introduce the new ’73 series number plates to our esteemed customers. These registrations are a timeless addition to any vehicle, providing a canvas for individuals to showcase their distinctive identity. For those seeking an upgrade, our number plate builder encourages creativity, allowing the exploration of new ideas. Furthermore, our website offers a vast array of private number plates available for online purchase.”
Challenging Conventions
Although most number plates adhere to regulations and are innocuous, certain combinations have been banned by the DVLA due to their controversial or offensive nature to fellow road users. The three-letter prefix ‘AN73’ has been disallowed when paired with specific combinations, as it could potentially be interpreted as ‘ANTI’. Similarly, ‘HA73’ is also off-limits, designed to prevent any attempt to convey messages of hate through number plates.
For comprehensive information on the new ’73 series number plates, visit National Numbers.
