Volkswagen up!
1st gen e-up! 5-door Hatch (AA), facelift, 2016–
Praha-Michle
#greengo shared car
20200904
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jaramat 2020-09-09 02:14:51 | #2
Garesz22 (2020-09-08 15:23:21)Garesz22
You know the previous plate? Maybe it also from Hungary?
You know the previous plate? Maybe it also from Hungary?
There was a guy in the car, I didn't want to go snooping around him. But very few cars actually have the Hungarian badge on the windshield left, so I can't tell how many or which ones actually did come from Hungary. I went on a hunt yesterday, got two dozens of greengo pics (still processing them) and only four of them have the badge. I'm going to open my own account sometime soon, so then maybe I'll have a little more insight on that matter. All I know right now is that there's around 160 greengos in Prague, most of them EL***AC and AD plates, but I've spotted one or two with AA and AB (early electric plate adopters) and a bunch of AH ones (latest registered, but again, can't tell if it's a new vehicle or an import, or just a lost plate).
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Garesz22 2020-09-10 09:15:55 | #3
jaramat (2020-09-09 02:14:51)jaramat
Garesz22
You know the previous plate? Maybe it also from Hungary?
There was a guy in the car, I didn't want to go snooping around him. But very few cars actually have the Hungarian badge on the windshield left, so I can't tell how many or which ones actually did come from Hungary. I went on a hunt yesterday, got two dozens of greengo pics (still processing them) and only four of them have the badge. I'm going to open my own account sometime soon, so then maybe I'll have a little more insight on that matter. All I know right now is that there's around 160 greengos in Prague, most of them EL***AC and AD plates, but I've spotted one or two with AA and AB (early electric plate adopters) and a bunch of AH ones (latest registered, but again, can't tell if it's a new vehicle or an import, or just a lost plate).
Garesz22
You know the previous plate? Maybe it also from Hungary?
There was a guy in the car, I didn't want to go snooping around him. But very few cars actually have the Hungarian badge on the windshield left, so I can't tell how many or which ones actually did come from Hungary. I went on a hunt yesterday, got two dozens of greengo pics (still processing them) and only four of them have the badge. I'm going to open my own account sometime soon, so then maybe I'll have a little more insight on that matter. All I know right now is that there's around 160 greengos in Prague, most of them EL***AC and AD plates, but I've spotted one or two with AA and AB (early electric plate adopters) and a bunch of AH ones (latest registered, but again, can't tell if it's a new vehicle or an import, or just a lost plate).
Ohh, okay I understand. But its intresting because this cars, which now in Prague, with starting the GreenGo in Hungary, and its funny, because which cars were "scrapped" go to Prague
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