LOR 1E private number plate

LOR 1E is a suffix registration with a three letters, one number, one letter layout. This five-character format presents the initials LOR followed by the standalone number 1, then the single letter E. The single digit 1 in this position stands out and functions as a pinnacle number for the LOR initials, generally having stronger appeal than other single digits. The low numerical value contributes to a clean and memorable appearance.

The initials LOR are considered mid-market in popularity, suggesting a decent breadth of appeal for those with matching initials. The final E can also appeal to individuals whose name or surname begins with this letter, adding a further layer of personalisation.

The suffix system of number plates operated with identifying year letters at the end of the registration. A format with the year letter E was in use from January to July 1967. This specific registration LOR 1E was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 1990. It sold for £25,300 (hammer price).

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