Porsche Panamera
2nd gen Fastback (971), 2016–2023
M11, Cambridgeshire, England
2017 Panamera (I think) in a small amount of camo.
Comments (8)
GTRJacko 2016-05-17 00:45:56 | #3
FCox143 (2016-05-16 23:42:36)FCox143
GTRJacko
Undoubtedly a Panamera. Lovely spot
Cheers! It's a shame, this is the only shot I got, because I didn't realise what it was until it had past... Oh well, t'was cool to see
GTRJacko
Undoubtedly a Panamera. Lovely spot
Cheers! It's a shame, this is the only shot I got, because I didn't realise what it was until it had past... Oh well, t'was cool to see
I've seen a couple of German registered test-mules on my commute to Uni, but they haven't been anything particularly special looking (one may have been something like a Nissan Qashqai or similar). I also saw an F-Type S V8 mule back in late 2012 on the M1 near Leicester. Never spotted one, i hope to soon though
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BimmerDude 2016-05-17 13:25:39 | #4
Nice spot, I've never seen a test vehicle like that here, but I don't know why the would want to bring it to Bulgaria. Maybe to test out how it does on roads with thousands of potholes!
Anyways, interesting that I have the only other LB-XO **** on the site, an old Legacy.
Anyways, interesting that I have the only other LB-XO **** on the site, an old Legacy.
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antenn 2020-05-19 20:29:46 | #5
BimmerDude (2016-05-17 13:25:39)BimmerDude
Nice spot, I've never seen a test vehicle like that here, but I don't know why the would want to bring it to Bulgaria. Maybe to test out how it does on roads with thousands of potholes!
Anyways, interesting that I have the only other LB-XO **** on the site, an old Legacy.
Nice spot, I've never seen a test vehicle like that here, but I don't know why the would want to bring it to Bulgaria. Maybe to test out how it does on roads with thousands of potholes!
Anyways, interesting that I have the only other LB-XO **** on the site, an old Legacy.
Now there are 11 LB-XO spots
It seems like Ludwigsburg is one of the few German district which issues plate series in order.
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BimmerDude 2020-05-19 21:40:58 | #6
antenn (2020-05-19 20:29:46)antenn
Now there are 11 LB-XO spots
It seems like Ludwigsburg is one of the few German district which issues plate series in order.
Now there are 11 LB-XO spots
It seems like Ludwigsburg is one of the few German district which issues plate series in order.
Nice! It has been a while. I didn't even know there were districts that follow a strict order like that. Are they projected to deplete the series soon? If so will they just start over from LB-A or what?
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Rhineland-Palatinate 2020-05-19 22:25:06 | #7
BimmerDude (2020-05-19 21:40:58)BimmerDude
antenn
Now there are 11 LB-XO spots
It seems like Ludwigsburg is one of the few German district which issues plate series in order.
Nice! It has been a while. I didn't even know there were districts that follow a strict order like that. Are they projected to deplete the series soon? If so will they just start over from LB-A or what?
antenn
Now there are 11 LB-XO spots
It seems like Ludwigsburg is one of the few German district which issues plate series in order.
Nice! It has been a while. I didn't even know there were districts that follow a strict order like that. Are they projected to deplete the series soon? If so will they just start over from LB-A or what?
In KH they issue in a vague alphabetical order too, our trailer which was registered in the early 90s has a KH-DW reg, my old Astra had a KH-HZ reg (2002) and now I was given a KH-SB reg in 2020. However that last one is unusual, as SB is a common combination for initials and stuff, and the standard plates in KH district normally had rather unpopular combinations.
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Rhineland-Palatinate 2020-05-19 22:26:38 | #8
BimmerDude (2020-05-19 21:40:58)Also if you're place of residence is in the district, you get a KH-XX plate unless you choose otherwise and in the city of Bad Kreuznach, you get a KH-X plate. In MZ district it's said to be the other way round, but I am not sure.
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