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Ever dreamt of spelling your name out on your number plate? Does the thought of having RA CER etched on your car fill you with joy?

You may then be interested to know that the best place to buy your ideal number plate is at auction, as this is the best way to find a premium, private number plate. Motorists may also be interested in buying a personalised number plate as it hides the value of the car when it comes to sales. Personalised number plates create a premium feel to their vehicle.

In a recent auction, 5 O sold for £87,853.75 to a mystery bidder. The more money you have, the easier it is for you to obtain the premium names, but you should still be able to bag yourself a custom number plate. Bear in mind that some font types and styles are not legal as they are difficult to recognise from a distance, so to be safe, make sure you check this detail before spending your hard earned pennies on a plate and having it confiscated when the police catch you up.

What you must remember is that should you upgrade your car and change your number plate you will need to inform your Car Insurance provider as soon as possible, as in the case of a claim could be rendered void should you not have done so. Another point of consideration, is that your policy may increase, and should you need to re insure your car or change providers, the premium could increase quite dramatically.

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Is there an exotic car called a Zarogy?

I was driving down the Dan Ryan expressway tonight in Chicago and rode past an amazing looking exotic car. It had a nameplate on the back and side that said "zarogy" or "zagory" or something similar. I can't find anything about this car on the web. It might have just been a known car with a custom plate on it. Either way, it was just gorgeous. I wish I knew who made it because I'd like to see more photos. I'm far from being able to afford something like that, but its always fun to look. Thanks for the help!
It wasn't the Aston Martin and it wasn't the Pagani. Thanks for the attempts though!

It could have been a kit car.

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