Mercedes-Benz Vito
Very Rare to see Euro plates in Canada. The number bar on the right hand side had a sticker place over it denoting "BZH". This refers to the brittany region of France. I therefore assigned the departement 35 (Ille-et-Vilaine) being the most populous departement in the Brittany region.
Note the parking ticket lol
Victoria, BC, Canada
#OutofcontinentNA
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Ekstra bilgi
- MERCEDES-BENZ VITO / MIXTO Camionnette (W639) 109 CDI 88cv (65kw)
- Registration: à partir de 09/2003 jusqu'à aujourd'hui
- Fuel: Diesel
- Engine Volume: 109 CDI
- Horsepower: 88 ch (65 kw)
- Body: Camionnette
- Engine Type: OM 646.983
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BimmerDude 2017-09-21 21:03:09 | #1
Amazing spot, I always love seeing Euro plates shot in North America! You can always upload French plates without any department code if one is not present or visible, since it is not of big significance (you can pick what code you want on your plate, no matter where in France you live).
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Oryx 2017-09-21 22:12:09 | #2
BimmerDude (2017-09-21 21:03:09)BimmerDude
Amazing spot, I always love seeing Euro plates shot in North America! You can always upload French plates without any department code if one is not present or visible, since it is not of big significance (you can pick what code you want on your plate, no matter where in France you live).
Amazing spot, I always love seeing Euro plates shot in North America! You can always upload French plates without any department code if one is not present or visible, since it is not of big significance (you can pick what code you want on your plate, no matter where in France you live).
Thanks for the information, it is much appreciated. Most Euro plates in North America are either on campers or off-road type adventure vehicles, so it was surprising to see French plates on such a mundane vehicle.
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master_toledo_915 2017-10-19 08:23:08 | #3
BimmerDude (2017-09-21 21:03:09)BimmerDude
Amazing spot, I always love seeing Euro plates shot in North America! You can always upload French plates without any department code if one is not present or visible, since it is not of big significance (you can pick what code you want on your plate, no matter where in France you live).
Amazing spot, I always love seeing Euro plates shot in North America! You can always upload French plates without any department code if one is not present or visible, since it is not of big significance (you can pick what code you want on your plate, no matter where in France you live).
Cool fact ! I didn't know this !!
European License Plates are not seen in the U.S. !!
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master_toledo_915 2017-10-19 08:24:11 | #4
BimmerDude (2017-09-21 21:03:09)Not for me anyway, I mean I saw a few like 3 at most... That's nothing !!
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gregolux86 2017-11-15 16:31:59 | #5
Awesome spot mate!! I doubt the traffic ticket will get far with those French plate! 
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