Nothing, our commission is paid by the purchaser of the number.

We do not work on commission, but fix an uplift on the return price agreed with the owner.

Yes! However it is worth remembering that the price we suggest is based on a true market value that we believe your registration mark shall achieve.

No! Your vehicle will be automatically issued with an age related plate during the transfer procedure. You are not charged for the standard replacement mark.

Payment shall be made in full after the transfer procedure has been completed and all documents have been acquired from the governing bodies. Normally a deposit is sent at the beginning of the transfer process. Completion is indicated by notification to Car Marks of the replacement mark for the donor vehicle and proof of the same.

You may cancel your agreement at any time by email, telephone or in writing. Cancellation must be made prior to us finding a buyer for the registration mark.

Vehicles must be currently taxed, or in the process of being taxed. The application will still be considered, however, where the last tax disc expired within six months of the date of application. If you were the registered keeper of the vehicle at the time when the MOT was valid, you have up to six months from the expired date of the MOT to transfer the mark.

NO – DO NOT dispose of the vehicle until the application has been fully completed and you have received the amended registration document(s). If you dispose of the vehicle too soon, you may lose entitlement to the cherished mark.

Upon completion of the transfer Car Marks shall arrange for a replacement mark to be assigned to your vehicle and notify you of the same when the time comes to affix the replacement plates. Your vehicle shall receive a mark appropriate to the year of first registration.

We advertise weekly in motoring publications and daily newspapers such as The Auto Trader, Top Marques, Sunday Times, Saturday Mail, Daily Express and Telegraph as well as extensively on the internet.

Dateless British Registration Marks such as SUE 999 and JSB 62 are considered 'original cherished marks' and whilst very desirable, they usually have the greatest value because the letters come first in the combination. Combinations within this category with three letters may be followed by the number range 1 to 999. Combinations within this category with two letters may be followed by the number range 1 to 9999 and date back as far as 1903.

Reversed Dateless British Registration Marks such as 999 SUE and 62 JSB are considered 'reversed cherished marks' and usually have a slightly less value to the original cherished marks. Combinations within this category with three letters may be preceded by the number range 1 to 999. Combinations within this category with two letters may be preceded by the number range 1 to 9999.

Suffix Registration Marks are combinations with the year identifier at the end of the combination and examples may be as follows: SUE 29R or SUE 586W . Combinations within this category always have three letters and may be followed by the number range 1 to 999 plus the suffix indicators A through to Y, excluding I, O, Q, U and Z.

Prefix Registration Marks are combinations with the year identifier at the beginning of the combination and examples may be as follows: B99 SUE or E321 SUE. Combinations within this category always have three letters and may be preceded by the number range 21 to 999 plus the prefix indicators excluding I, O, Q, U and Z. The number range 1 to 20 on the A to H prefix was withheld for select issue. On the newer prefix range from J onward the following numbers are withheld for select issue and may be bought subject to availability: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2022 30 33 40 44 50 55 60 66 70 77 80 88 90 99 100 111 200 222 300 333 400 444 500 555 600 666 700 777 800 888 900 999.

New Format Registration Marks like HA52 HAV and JU51 ZOE consist of a two letter regional identifier depicting where a vehicle was registered, a two figure age identifier indicating when a vehicle was registered followed by 3 random letters. The letters 'I', 'Q' and 'Z' have been omitted from the regional identifier (the first 2 letters of the registration) and the letters 'I' and 'Q' have also been omitted from the 3 random letters at the end of the registration.