Jeep Wrangler
4th gen 5-door SUV (JL), 2018–
Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
10.2022
Later registered in Bulgaria as BT 5025 KX
Front view (no plate)
Comments (10)
BimmerDude 2022-12-08 00:17:55 | #4
CarDriver3838 (2022-12-07 21:49:53)CarDriver3838
Nice catch! Plate is from 2010, I believe.
Nice catch! Plate is from 2010, I believe.
Thanks! Does the plate typically go on to next cars of the owner in North Carolina?
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JSRX 2022-12-08 00:41:40 | #5
BimmerDude (2022-12-08 00:17:55)BimmerDude
CarDriver3838
Nice catch! Plate is from 2010, I believe.
Thanks! Does the plate typically go on to next cars of the owner in North Carolina?
CarDriver3838
Nice catch! Plate is from 2010, I believe.
Thanks! Does the plate typically go on to next cars of the owner in North Carolina?
In the US anywhere you can order a new plate with new numbers and most of the time if you sell the car to someone they put their old plates on it or get new ones
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edkirmd 2022-12-08 01:53:58 | #7
BimmerDude (2022-12-08 00:17:55)BimmerDude
CarDriver3838
Nice catch! Plate is from 2010, I believe.
Thanks! Does the plate typically go on to next cars of the owner in North Carolina?
CarDriver3838
Nice catch! Plate is from 2010, I believe.
Thanks! Does the plate typically go on to next cars of the owner in North Carolina?
Yes, I used to live in NC and you usually transfer your plate. Some states will not allow transfer and simply issue a new plate every time a vehicle is newly registered.
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CarDriver3838 2022-12-08 03:56:07 | #8
BimmerDude (2022-12-08 00:17:55)BimmerDude
CarDriver3838
Nice catch! Plate is from 2010, I believe.
Thanks! Does the plate typically go on to next cars of the owner in North Carolina?
CarDriver3838
Nice catch! Plate is from 2010, I believe.
Thanks! Does the plate typically go on to next cars of the owner in North Carolina?
Yeah, I see a lot of these "old series" plates on newer cars. There are only a few states I know of where the plate belongs to the car and not the owner (like California).
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CarDriver3838 2022-12-08 03:56:50 | #9
naterez71 (2022-12-08 01:52:47)naterez71
This is very state dependent. Most states the plate is for the owner. In some states like California, the plates belong to the car.
This is very state dependent. Most states the plate is for the owner. In some states like California, the plates belong to the car.
Shoot, just realized I regurgitated what you said. My bad about that...
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