WR16 HTS private number plate

The WR16 HTS registration offers a clean, seven-character format in the current style, featuring two letters, two numbers, and three letters. This contemporary layout, established from September 2001, provides a clear and recognisable structure. The initial letters WR represent a mid-market popularity, suggesting a broad potential audience for this registration.

This particular registration entered circulation in 2016, having been released to the open market via DVLA auction in May 2016. It sold for £15,000 (hammer price). With auction fees, the estimated total paid by the buyer was £19,440. Its appearance aligns with the current style of vehicle registration marks, which features regional memory tags. For WR16 HTS, the WR tag points to the Bristol DVLA office.

The inclusion of the number 16 within the registration does not present a readily interpretable date reading or a direct vehicle model connection. However, the number 16, as a lower number within the 10-99 band of the current style, contributes to a generally desirable format.

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