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Роман-Питер 2025-05-04 15:15:02 | #3
Ace (2023-09-17 09:36:53)Ace
Nice spot! ^^
According to car. info, it was sadly scrapped August 2019.
Nice spot! ^^
According to car. info, it was sadly scrapped August 2019.
I see a new car(Audi Q3) with these plate
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damianea103 2025-05-04 22:01:33 | #4
Роман-Питер (2025-05-04 15:15:02)Роман-Питер
Ace
Nice spot! ^^
According to car. info, it was sadly scrapped August 2019.
I see a new car(Audi Q3) with these plate
Ace
Nice spot! ^^
According to car. info, it was sadly scrapped August 2019.
I see a new car(Audi Q3) with these plate
The plate was transferred to the Q3 in 2020.
+1
Ace 2025-05-05 08:02:38 | #5
Роман-Питер (2025-05-04 15:15:02)Роман-Питер
Ace
Nice spot! ^^
According to car. info, it was sadly scrapped August 2019.
I see a new car(Audi Q3) with these plate
Ace
Nice spot! ^^
According to car. info, it was sadly scrapped August 2019.
I see a new car(Audi Q3) with these plate
Yeah this is a common thing with Swedish plates. Older cars that get scrapped get their licence plates re-used after a few years. Many of these cars also get removed from online databases.
There seems to be some letter combinations that were not originally issued but was later on. In general though, a lot of the letter combinations between A and S are re-used. X, Y, and Z rarely get re-used since they are so new.
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antenn 2025-05-07 14:38:30 | #6
Ace (2025-05-05 08:02:38)Ace
Роман-Питер
Ace
Nice spot! ^^
According to car. info, it was sadly scrapped August 2019.
I see a new car(Audi Q3) with these plate
Yeah this is a common thing with Swedish plates. Older cars that get scrapped get their licence plates re-used after a few years. Many of these cars also get removed from online databases.
There seems to be some letter combinations that were not originally issued but was later on. In general though, a lot of the letter combinations between A and S are re-used. X, Y, and Z rarely get re-used since they are so new.
Роман-Питер
Ace
Nice spot! ^^
According to car. info, it was sadly scrapped August 2019.
I see a new car(Audi Q3) with these plate
Yeah this is a common thing with Swedish plates. Older cars that get scrapped get their licence plates re-used after a few years. Many of these cars also get removed from online databases.
There seems to be some letter combinations that were not originally issued but was later on. In general though, a lot of the letter combinations between A and S are re-used. X, Y, and Z rarely get re-used since they are so new.
X was originally issued in 2006, so they're more likely to be re-issued than Y and Z, which started only after 2015.
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Juterman 2025-05-09 21:56:57 | #7
antenn (2025-05-07 14:38:30)antenn
X was originally issued in 2006, so they're more likely to be re-issued than Y and Z, which started only after 2015.
X was originally issued in 2006, so they're more likely to be re-issued than Y and Z, which started only after 2015.
B was initially issued in the middle of 70s during and recently after transitional period of replacing old, 1906 plates by new ones.
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Ace 2025-05-12 07:38:17 | #8
antenn (2025-05-07 14:38:30)antenn
Ace
Роман-Питер
Ace
Nice spot! ^^
According to car. info, it was sadly scrapped August 2019.
I see a new car(Audi Q3) with these plate
Yeah this is a common thing with Swedish plates. Older cars that get scrapped get their licence plates re-used after a few years. Many of these cars also get removed from online databases.
There seems to be some letter combinations that were not originally issued but was later on. In general though, a lot of the letter combinations between A and S are re-used. X, Y, and Z rarely get re-used since they are so new.
X was originally issued in 2006, so they're more likely to be re-issued than Y and Z, which started only after 2015.
Ace
Роман-Питер
Ace
Nice spot! ^^
According to car. info, it was sadly scrapped August 2019.
I see a new car(Audi Q3) with these plate
Yeah this is a common thing with Swedish plates. Older cars that get scrapped get their licence plates re-used after a few years. Many of these cars also get removed from online databases.
There seems to be some letter combinations that were not originally issued but was later on. In general though, a lot of the letter combinations between A and S are re-used. X, Y, and Z rarely get re-used since they are so new.
X was originally issued in 2006, so they're more likely to be re-issued than Y and Z, which started only after 2015.
T was issued first around 2002. Both T and X are being re-issued, however I feel like they are not being re-used as frequently as the other letters. Y and Z I do not think I have seen a single re-issue! So you are very much correct there. Another factor to consider is that with the new format ABC 12A, there is a chance that they use letter combinations from the ABC 123 format. So knowing truly how many combinations are re-used is basically only a guessing game.
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