Age identifier: September 1999—February 2000
United Kingdom / London / London North-West
Mercedes-Benz S-Klasse
8th gen Sedan (W222/V222), 2013–2020
Spotted in Knightsbridge, London, United Kingdom
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Extra information
- Brand: MERCEDES-BENZ S
- Model: S 350 D L AMG LINE EXEC PREM A
- Fuel: Diesel
- Colour: Black
- Engine Size: 2987 cc
- Year: 2017
- Registered: 2017.05.11
- Keeper Start Date: 2020-06-16
- Last V5C Issue Date: 16 June 2020
Comments (4)
GTRJacko 2018-10-26 13:20:21 | #2
Uralos (2018-10-26 13:13:09)Uralos
The moderators' request was earlier, that incorrect spacing should be tagged as non-standard plate instead of deliberately changed.
The moderators' request was earlier, that incorrect spacing should be tagged as non-standard plate instead of deliberately changed.
I can understand, however I disagree with that, especially regarding UK plates. My feeling is that these 'incorrectly-spaced' plates are ordered by the owner themselves, and that they have deliberately chosen to space the plates out incorrectly, which is why I have used the tag. non-standard plates would be fitting for plates which are shorter in length, or have a incorrect font. Of course, that's my opinion and how I would interpret how the tags work, through their literal meaning!
+3
Uralos 2018-10-26 13:30:37 | #3
GTRJacko (2018-10-26 13:20:21)GTRJacko
Uralos
The moderators' request was earlier, that incorrect spacing should be tagged as non-standard plate instead of deliberately changed.
I can understand, however I disagree with that, especially regarding UK plates. My feeling is that these 'incorrectly-spaced' plates are ordered by the owner themselves, and that they have deliberately chosen to space the plates out incorrectly, which is why I have used the tag. non-standard plates would be fitting for plates which are shorter in length, or have a incorrect font. Of course, that's my opinion and how I would interpret how the tags work, through their literal meaning!
Uralos
The moderators' request was earlier, that incorrect spacing should be tagged as non-standard plate instead of deliberately changed.
I can understand, however I disagree with that, especially regarding UK plates. My feeling is that these 'incorrectly-spaced' plates are ordered by the owner themselves, and that they have deliberately chosen to space the plates out incorrectly, which is why I have used the tag. non-standard plates would be fitting for plates which are shorter in length, or have a incorrect font. Of course, that's my opinion and how I would interpret how the tags work, through their literal meaning!
My opinion goes along with yours, however I satisfy the request
+2
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