Attention all car enthusiasts! The much-anticipated moment has finally arrived – the release of the new ’73 series number plates is swiftly approaching. Commencing from September 1st, all newly manufactured vehicles until the conclusion of February 2024 will proudly showcase the ’73 number plate, and guess what? These registrations are readily available for purchase right now!
A Revival of Registrations
Prepare to bid farewell to mundane and ordinary number plates, as vehicle owners are now invited to step into the realm of creativity. The new ’73 number plates allow for a personalised touch that resonates with individual personalities, hobbies, and passions.
Offered in a plethora of combinations, individuals now have the opportunity to manifest their uniqueness. Whether it’s through a name, a significant date, or a special word, there exists a diverse selection to cater to every taste and preference.
The appeal of name number plates is undeniable, and they’ve garnered immense popularity among motorists. Captivating combinations like ‘K73 ARL’, ‘PET 73R’, and ‘SAL 73Y’ are all ready for the taking!
David Edwards, the Director of Operations at National Numbers, shared his excitement for the forthcoming release: “Here at National Numbers, we are thrilled to introduce the new ’73 series number plates to our esteemed customers. These registrations are a timeless addition to any vehicle, serving as the perfect canvas for those seeking to exhibit their distinct personality. For those inclined towards a registration upgrade, our number plate builder empowers you to explore your creativity and experiment with fresh ideas. Our website hosts an extensive range of private number plates available for purchase online.”
Beyond the Norm
While the majority of number plates adhere to the regulations and remain harmless, there are instances where certain combinations have been banned by the DVLA due to their controversial or offensive nature towards fellow road users. For instance, the three-letter prefix ‘AN73’ has been prohibited in combination with various arrangements, as it could be interpreted as ‘ANTI’. Similarly, the combination ‘HA73’ is also disallowed to discourage the dissemination of hate messages through number plates.
To delve deeper into the world of the new ’73 series number plates, visit https://www.nationalnumbers.co.uk/.
