D is one of Dubai's single-letter emirate codes; low numbers denote an early registration.
Notable plates
reads: Mate why
The door is sign-written for an architecture firm; the plate just asks a question.
reads: PTF
CA11 marks a 2011 registration under the UK's age-identifier plate system.
Dateless private plate, no age identifier, fitted to a Mercedes-Benz CL coupe.
reads: Elina
White City Underground sign visible behind the Volvo.
The Vogue badge marks this as the range-topping Range Rover trim.
reads: Tomboy
The plate's 8 stands in for the letter B
reads: For war
The blue UK strip on the plate confirms a domestic registration, not an import.
reads: Veg
The van's livery marks the shop's 30th anniversary since 1994
UK cherished plates like this predate the current age-identifier format.
The plate is a shortened Prefix-era format on a current Range Rover
reads: TT bye
The plate reads TT-03-BYE, matching the badge above it.
reads: Cheeky L
reads: Sam
Y suffix plates were issued in 1982 or 1983, decades before this Evoque.
reads: Panda
The numeral 4 stands in for the letter A.
52 marks a 2002 registration on a car built decades later
reads: Cases
The dealer plate reads Western Automobile Co Ltd along the bottom edge
XKE was Jaguar's US export code for the E-Type; this car is an XJ saloon.
GB plates like this show the badge for a private registration, not the car's age.
reads: RRR
Range Rover.
reads: Liar
Range Rover.
Range Rover.
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