Citroёn Xsara Picasso
1st gen (N68), 1999–2010 (–2012 for LATAM-market)
Bar, Montenegro
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Helvetics 2019-11-24 19:44:27 | #5
lulzyboy (2019-11-24 18:08:53)lulzyboy
Helvetics
lulzyboy
Sonic101
Back again on the Focus. (Dec-2015)
Wonder what car it actually belongs to
It probably still belongs to both cars, actually!
How can it belong to both cars?
Helvetics
lulzyboy
Sonic101
Back again on the Focus. (Dec-2015)
Wonder what car it actually belongs to
It probably still belongs to both cars, actually!
How can it belong to both cars?
The owner has the two cars but only has one set of plates for his cars, he just switches the plates on the car he's using
That's a widespread thing here, I know many people who also do the same when they have 2 cars! (And it's 100% legal)
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lulzyboy 2019-11-25 00:33:49 | #6
Helvetics (2019-11-24 19:44:27)Helvetics
lulzyboy
Helvetics
lulzyboy
Sonic101
Back again on the Focus. (Dec-2015)
Wonder what car it actually belongs to
It probably still belongs to both cars, actually!
How can it belong to both cars?
The owner has the two cars but only has one set of plates for his cars, he just switches the plates on the car he's using That's a widespread thing here, I know many people who also do the same when they have 2 cars! (And it's 100% legal)
lulzyboy
Helvetics
lulzyboy
Sonic101
Back again on the Focus. (Dec-2015)
Wonder what car it actually belongs to
It probably still belongs to both cars, actually!
How can it belong to both cars?
The owner has the two cars but only has one set of plates for his cars, he just switches the plates on the car he's using That's a widespread thing here, I know many people who also do the same when they have 2 cars! (And it's 100% legal)
How is this legal? A plate is assigned to a VIN. That's the entire point to a licence plate. If I could just assign a plate to any car it wouldn't match documents etc
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shamil 2019-11-28 23:46:36 | #8
No problems with documents! Both cars have the same plate number in their documents (official document with VIN, insurance, etc.) The thing is you have ONLY ONE set of plates -> so both cars CAN NOT be on road at the same time. You are not supposed to have a second set of plates. Plates are produced and delivered ONLY by the goverment.
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