OO07 AMV private number plate

The current style registration OO07 AMV has a recognisable format due to its repeating letters and the sequence of numbers and letters. The two letter "OO" at the beginning is a distinctive feature, which is followed by the number "07" and then the letters "AMV". This structure, often referred to as two letters, two numbers followed by three letters, is a common display for contemporary UK private registrations.

This plate is associated with the '07' age identifier, which was used for vehicles registered between March 2007 and August 2007. This format of registration was first introduced in September 2001, featuring regional memory tags, age identifiers, and random letters. The "OO" memory tag specifically directs to the Oxford DVLA office.

The registration features repeated identical letters, a common characteristic that often enhances memorability and visual appeal for collectors. This rhythmic quality can make a registration stand out. The plate OO07 AMV was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2018. It sold for £19,453 (hammer price).

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