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Originally Posted by Ben73
What I don't get is people who have cars that are worth $100,000+ then they have an ugly yellow and black NSW number plate.
It costs $75 to get a white and black plate on a new car. Why not just tick that box and make your car look significantly better.
So they make you pay a fee to have the plates made, then they lease them to you? Bit of doubling dipping there.
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What I don't get is the fact that some people put the thin plate on the back and the wider plate on the front. You think it's a mistake? Do they actually think... hmmm they sent me 2 different sizes, meh I'll just throw em on in any random order. Do they ever notice that 99.9% of the other cars have thin ones at the front and wide at the back by some strange coincidence?
Yes, in NSW custom plates cost money to make, then you need to pay an annual fee to display them - around $450 a year for the most expensive option. You must have them on a car at all times. Should you remove them and wish to keep them they need to be handed in and kept in storage (for an annual fee as well).
In NSW personal plates are literally a licence to print money. You can have all sorts of colours, comic themes, footy teams, animals, plants, JDM, Euro look etc etc etc.
https://platerange.myplates.com.au/car
You will need to click on 'Show more' down the bottom...
Several times....
Edit: Forgot you can also get FPV / Mustang themed plates
