Volkswagen Vento
3rd gen (A05; MX- and IN- market), 2010–2022
Spartanburg, SC, USA
Very rare around here!!
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South American Cars 2020-09-08 09:13:38 | #2
Mexicans love both Carolinas, Tennessee, and Alabama, for some reason...
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CarDriver3838 2020-09-08 15:23:22 | #3
Well, I would be seeing this car before this pic sometimes, and I was wondering what it was. I finally found out, and I was thinking I should have gotten a pic. I saw it again (this pic), and I finally got the pic. It was about to turn off, too. A few weeks later, I see this car again coming out of Walgreens, and I think "wow, they're still here?". In the same week, I see a white Volkswagen Amarok with a black stripe on the side. It had MEX plates too. It was parked outside of Guacmolé. I never managed to get a pic tho 
It's probably still around tho! 
I do still want a pic of it! 
It's probably still around tho! I do still want a pic of it!
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CarDriver3838 2020-10-29 23:42:40 | #5
South American Cars (2020-10-26 07:34:48)South American Cars
Cool !! When will you try again ?
Cool !! When will you try again ?
Man, I don't know. I haven't been around that area again ever since the virus.
I pray that I get a chance to spot it, for I will be very sad if I can't spot it! 
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CarDriver3838 2020-10-29 23:44:09 | #6
South American Cars (2020-10-26 07:34:48)The odd part is that this pic was taken in 2019, and after I saw it again at Walgreen's, it seemed to have vanished!! 
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CarDriver3838 2021-02-19 16:33:08 | #10
miSa3 (2021-02-19 02:05:36)miSa3
I think is Jalisco Plate
Because Jalisco normal Series Start with "J"
I never saw a Nuevo Leon plate With J
Mostly are with S and R
I think is Jalisco Plate
Because Jalisco normal Series Start with "J"
I never saw a Nuevo Leon plate With J
Mostly are with S and R
Thanks!
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South American Cars 2021-02-23 04:21:42 | #11
Juterman (2021-02-19 15:36:14)[b]Juterman[/]
You are right. Jalisco issues plates from HSA to LFZ, while Nuevo Leon issues from RKA to TGZ.
You are right. Jalisco issues plates from HSA to LFZ, while Nuevo Leon issues from RKA to TGZ.
TGZ damn lol I've never seen one that high
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CarDriver3838 2021-02-23 05:53:47 | #12
Juterman (2021-02-19 15:36:14)Juterman
miSa3
I think is Jalisco Plate
Because Jalisco normal Series Start with "J"
I never saw a Nuevo Leon plate With J
Mostly are with S and R
You are right. Jalisco issues plates from HSA to LFZ, while Nuevo Leon issues from RKA to TGZ.
miSa3
I think is Jalisco Plate
Because Jalisco normal Series Start with "J"
I never saw a Nuevo Leon plate With J
Mostly are with S and R
You are right. Jalisco issues plates from HSA to LFZ, while Nuevo Leon issues from RKA to TGZ.
I did not know this!
Very interesting info!! Thanks! 
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Juterman 2021-02-23 13:00:29 | #13
CarDriver3838 (2021-02-23 05:53:47)CarDriver3838
I did not know this! Very interesting info!! Thanks!
I did not know this! Very interesting info!! Thanks!
It's from Wikipedia, but initial sources are official Mexican standards (old 2000 and current 2016 ones).
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South American Cars 2021-02-24 07:26:38 | #14
I knew it first by seeing how the different states started with certain letters only
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CarDriver3838 2021-09-09 16:48:35 | #17
Lucade06 (2021-09-09 14:38:27)Lucade06
This is so cool!!
This is so cool!!
Thank you!
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