Mitsubishi Outlander
3rd gen (GF/GG/ZJ/ZK/ZL), facelift, 2015–2023
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV
Montreal, Quebec
December 4, 2022
Comments (10)
olivierlessard 2022-12-05 03:53:24 | #2
Oryx (2022-12-05 03:08:58)Oryx
Rare EV on a french base!
Rare EV on a french base!
I only noticed when I posted it haha!
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olivierlessard 2022-12-05 04:39:04 | #5
naterez71 (2022-12-05 04:31:30)naterez71
Nice French base!! I don't think I have ever seen one, I do have a photo of an EXTREMELY rare newer blue plate with French writing in the backlog
Nice French base!! I don't think I have ever seen one, I do have a photo of an EXTREMELY rare newer blue plate with French writing in the backlog
oh that's cool!
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Rhineland-Palatinate 2022-12-06 22:35:17 | #6
Love it that Canada is so bilingual that they even use different codes 
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Oryx 2022-12-07 21:14:47 | #7
Rhineland-Palatinate (2022-12-06 22:35:17)Rhineland-Palatinate
Love it that Canada is so bilingual that they even use different codes
Love it that Canada is so bilingual that they even use different codes
I think Ontario is the only province with the choice between French and English bases. (which on EV's changes the coding). The plates in Quebec are French and the plates in New Brunswick are bilingual saying both New and Nouveau. Manitoba also has optional greetings on their plates in certain indigenous languages.
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Rhineland-Palatinate 2022-12-07 22:19:15 | #8
Oryx (2022-12-07 21:14:47)Oryx
Rhineland-Palatinate
Love it that Canada is so bilingual that they even use different codes
I think Ontario is the only province with the choice between French and English bases. (which on EV's changes the coding). The plates in Quebec are French and the plates in New Brunswick are bilingual saying both New and Nouveau. Manitoba also has optional greetings on their plates in certain indigenous languages.
Rhineland-Palatinate
Love it that Canada is so bilingual that they even use different codes
I think Ontario is the only province with the choice between French and English bases. (which on EV's changes the coding). The plates in Quebec are French and the plates in New Brunswick are bilingual saying both New and Nouveau. Manitoba also has optional greetings on their plates in certain indigenous languages.
Nunavut also mentions the name of the territory in Inuktituk Syllabary
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Oryx 2022-12-08 01:02:04 | #9
Rhineland-Palatinate (2022-12-07 22:19:15)Rhineland-Palatinate
Oryx
Rhineland-Palatinate
Love it that Canada is so bilingual that they even use different codes
I think Ontario is the only province with the choice between French and English bases. (which on EV's changes the coding). The plates in Quebec are French and the plates in New Brunswick are bilingual saying both New and Nouveau. Manitoba also has optional greetings on their plates in certain indigenous languages.
Nunavut also mentions the name of the territory in Inuktituk Syllabary
Oryx
Rhineland-Palatinate
Love it that Canada is so bilingual that they even use different codes
I think Ontario is the only province with the choice between French and English bases. (which on EV's changes the coding). The plates in Quebec are French and the plates in New Brunswick are bilingual saying both New and Nouveau. Manitoba also has optional greetings on their plates in certain indigenous languages.
Nunavut also mentions the name of the territory in Inuktituk Syllabary
I always forget Nunavut LOL probably because I will likely never visit and never see a plate
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