I would say Tesla, the have all round cameras.
(But I'm wrong again)
Cloned Car
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(But I'm wrong again)
The number plate on my car.
It's not even an exciting car. It's a 12 year old battered Focus!
Not my 17 year old X-Trail Ipdm - Intelligent power distribution module, that's for sure
When we lived in the south of France I bought Mrs Smug a lovely black UK registered Saab convertible.
As it was a birthday present I had it outside the house so she'd see it as soon as she drew the curtains.
I'd had some false plates made that spelled KAT11Y just for fun. Before I could explain she'd rung all her friends & family saying I'd bought her a lovely car on private plates. She had such a lovely birthday I couldn't spoil her day by confessing about the plates and we ended up driving it around for two years as it was ...
... I got to like it and would never pay for parking or speed camera tickets
Have you tried asking the question on here, might have someone that knows how to get round the part you bought to register it yo your vehicle
Here's an option Becs
Yes, you can change your car's number plate if it has been cloned. To do this, you must report the cloning to the police to get a crime reference number, and then contact the DVLA to request a new registration number. This process helps prevent further fines or legal issues stemming from the cloned vehicle.
Steps to Take When Your Plate is Cloned:
Report to Police: Contact the police via 101 or your local station to report the clone and obtain a crime reference number.
Notify the DVLA: Contact the DVLA to formally report the cloning and request a change of registration number.
Notify Insurance: Inform your car insurance company to protect yourself against fraudulent claims or increased premiums.
Yes, you can change your car's number plate if it has been cloned. To do this, you must report the cloning to the police to get a crime reference number, and then contact the DVLA to request a new registration number. This process helps prevent further fines or legal issues stemming from the cloned vehicle.
Steps to Take When Your Plate is Cloned:
Report to Police: Contact the police via 101 or your local station to report the clone and obtain a crime reference number.
Notify the DVLA: Contact the DVLA to formally report the cloning and request a change of registration number.
Notify Insurance: Inform your car insurance company to protect yourself against fraudulent claims or increased premiums.
You’d get away with that for about 13 mins now in these Big Brother times.When we lived in the south of France I bought Mrs Smug a lovely black UK registered Saab convertible.
As it was a birthday present I had it outside the house so she'd see it as soon as she drew the curtains.
I'd had some false plates made that spelled KAT11Y just for fun. Before I could explain she'd rung all her friends & family saying I'd bought her a lovely car on private plates. She had such a lovely birthday I couldn't spoil her day by confessing about the plates and we ended up driving it around for two years as it was ...
... I got to like it and would never pay for parking or speed camera tickets
You see it happening on Police Intercepters a bit. Hopefully the catch those responsible and they face justice
Unfortunately the deterrent for most crimes now is pathetic. I would crush the car with the c*nt in it. Obviously that's not you becs I mean the dodgy b*stard
Yes, I lived in Exeter, started relieving parking fines in London, raise a crime report with the police, late to this so someone may have already advised you of this