24 CR private number plate

The registration 24 CR presents a concise four-character format, combining two numbers with two letters. This layout, known as two numbers followed by two letters, is a dateless style, meaning it does not display a year identifier, offering a clean look associated with earlier registrations. The initials CR are a decent pair, suggesting a broader potential audience for this registration, aligning with DVLA's findings that personal connections like initials are primary motivators for purchasing private plates.

The number 24 sits within a band of lower numbers (10-99) which generally hold stronger appeal than higher number bands, and this shorter format contributes to the registration's overall desirability. For those seeking a registration that directly mirrors a motoring interest, 24 CR could be of particular appeal. It directly matches the model designation for the Alfa Romeo 4C. Additionally, the letters CR are also a key component of the Dodge Viper model designation, suggesting potential interest from owners or enthusiasts of that marque.

This specific registration was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2000. It sold for £4,000 (hammer price). With auction fees, the estimated total paid by the buyer was £5,170.

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