POG 8A private number plate

POG 8A is a five-character suffix-style UK private registration. It features a layout of three letters followed by two characters, with the number 8 appearing in the first position of the suffix element. The number 8 is a low digit, which typically strengthens appeal for many buyers, and its presence in the 8A suffix position contributes to its distinctive look.

The "POG" initials offer a solid base, and the "8A" suffix provides a clean, concise ending. This format, with fewer characters and a straightforward reading, often appeals to those seeking a personal registration that is both impactful and easy to recall. The suffix era itself, which began in 1963, represents a significant chapter in vehicle registration history, and registrations from this period share a design aesthetic that many find appealing.

POG 8A was released to the open market via DVLA auction in 2017. It sold for £29,808 (hammer price).

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