9 NSX private number plate

9 NSX presents a compelling proposition, primarily due to its direct association with a highly regarded performance vehicle. The registration directly mirrors the designation of the Honda NSX, a car celebrated for its engineering and iconic status. This strong, high-specificity match offers significant appeal to enthusiasts and owners of the Honda NSX (NA1/NA2/NC1).

The plate's format also contributes to its desirability. As a four-character registration, it is notably short and possesses the clean, uncluttered aesthetic associated with dateless plates. The number 9 at the beginning of the registration is a very low number, which generally enhances its visual appeal and collector interest. Dateless registrations, issued between approximately 1953 and 1963 in a reversed style, do not show a year identifier, giving them a timeless look.

The initials NSX are also available. While the popularity of these initials is considered niche to low demand, they offer a unique identifier for potential buyers. The plate 9 NSX was first released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2010. It sold for £1,300 (hammer price). With auction fees, the estimated total paid by the buyer was £1,642.

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