Most expensive number plates in the world. That cost blow your mind!!

 Personalized number plates have become a status symbol in recent years, with many people willing to pay large sums of money to acquire them. In some cases, these plates can be worth more than the cars they are attached to. In this blog, we will take a look at some of the most expensive number plates in the world.

1.F1 - $14.2 million

The most expensive number plate in the world is the F1 plate, which sold for a staggering $14.2 million in 2008. The plate was bought by a businessman from the United Arab Emirates and is now displayed on his Bugatti Veyron.

2.25 O - $5.3 million

The 25 O plate was sold at a UK auction in 2014 for $5.3 million. The plate was previously owned by Sir John Madejski, a businessman and car enthusiast, and is now displayed on his Ferrari 250SWB.

3.1 D - $5 million

The 1 D plate was sold at a UK auction in 2009 for $5 million. The plate was bought by a businessman from the United Arab Emirates and is now displayed on his Rolls Royce Phantom.

4.S 5 - $3.7 million

The S 5 plate was sold at a UK auction in 2007 for $3.7 million. The plate was bought by a businessman from the United Arab Emirates and is now displayed on his Mercedes-Benz SL55 AMG.

5.VIP 1 - $1.9 million

The VIP 1 plate was sold at a UK auction in 2006 for $1.9 million. The plate was previously owned by Pope John Paul II, and the proceeds from the sale were donated to charity. The plate is now displayed on a Rolls Royce Phantom.

6.M 1 - $1.2 million

The M 1 plate was sold at a UK auction in 2006 for $1.2 million. The plate is now displayed on a McLaren F1.

7. 5 1 - $1 million

The 5 1 plate was sold at a UK auction in 2011 for $1 million. The plate is now displayed on a Ferrari 458 Italia.

8. 1 S - $960,000

The 1 S plate was sold at a UK auction in 2010 for $960,000. The plate is now displayed on a Mercedes-Benz S-Class.

9. K1 NGS - $484,000

The K1 NGS plate was sold at a UK auction in 2003 for $484,000. The plate is now displayed on a Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren.

10. 51 NGH - $253,000

The 51 NGH plate was sold at a UK auction in 2006 for $253,000. The plate is now displayed on a Ford Granada.

In conclusion, personalized number plates have become a popular way for people to show off their wealth and status. These plates can be worth more than the cars they are attached to, with some selling for millions of dollars. While these plates may seem like a frivolous expense to some, for others, they are a symbol of success and achievement.