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So, historically, whenever I've seen vanity plates on a car, a part of me always thinks how idiotic and what sort of egomaniac would get those.
I have no idea what changed, but now I'm seriously considering getting a vanity plate. I think maybe I just don't care if folks think I'm an idiot.
Anyway, what do you think? Should I get vanity plates?
I'm in NoVA...tons of them, here. In fact, Virginia has the highest rate of them in the country.So, historically, whenever I've seen vanity plates on a car, a part of me always thinks how idiotic and what sort of egomaniac would get those.
I have no idea what changed, but now I'm seriously considering getting a vanity plate. I think maybe I just don't care if folks think I'm an idiot.
Anyway, what do you think? Should I get vanity plates?
I have never had them because it makes the car too identifiable. There are many thousands of tourists that visit the Oregon coast every year and I have not seen one vanity plate in the last several.
Va. drivers vainest of them all with their plates
About 1 in 10 personalized U.S. license plates appear in the state
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RICHMOND, Va. — URSOVAIN, Virginia.
You, too, New Hampshire, Illinois, Nevada and Montana.
A state-by-state survey of the popularity of vanity license plates has found that car and truck owners in Virginia are the vainest of them all.
Out of the 9.3 million personalized plates on the roads of America, about one in 10 are in Virginia, according to rankings provided to The Associated Press by the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators.
That's 16 percent of the plates issued by Virginia. New Hampshire came in second with nearly 14 percent. Illinois had about 13.4 percent, but that amounted to nearly 1.3 million plates, the most of any state.
"If you've got 9.3 million people across the U.S. sporting vanity plates, you've got a cultural phenomenon," AAMVA spokesman Jason King said.
Texas had the fewest, with only about a half percent of drivers personalizing their plates.
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Oh, identification of my car in a parking lot is not too hard. It stands out all on its own.I don't like them, personally. I'm thinking about the times I've been hassled on the road, it is easily identifiable. But it's your car! If you're like me it might make it easier to identify in the parking lot.
I'm in NoVA...tons of them, here. In fact, Virginia has the highest rate of them in the country.So, historically, whenever I've seen vanity plates on a car, a part of me always thinks how idiotic and what sort of egomaniac would get those.
I have no idea what changed, but now I'm seriously considering getting a vanity plate. I think maybe I just don't care if folks think I'm an idiot.
Anyway, what do you think? Should I get vanity plates?
I have never had them because it makes the car too identifiable. There are many thousands of tourists that visit the Oregon coast every year and I have not seen one vanity plate in the last several.
URSOVAIN: Va. has most vanity plates - U.S. news - Weird news - msnbc.com
Va. drivers vainest of them all with their plates
About 1 in 10 personalized U.S. license plates appear in the state
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updated 11/11/2007 7:57:11 PM ET
RICHMOND, Va. URSOVAIN, Virginia.
You, too, New Hampshire, Illinois, Nevada and Montana.
A state-by-state survey of the popularity of vanity license plates has found that car and truck owners in Virginia are the vainest of them all.
Out of the 9.3 million personalized plates on the roads of America, about one in 10 are in Virginia, according to rankings provided to The Associated Press by the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators.
That's 16 percent of the plates issued by Virginia. New Hampshire came in second with nearly 14 percent. Illinois had about 13.4 percent, but that amounted to nearly 1.3 million plates, the most of any state.
"If you've got 9.3 million people across the U.S. sporting vanity plates, you've got a cultural phenomenon," AAMVA spokesman Jason King said.
Texas had the fewest, with only about a half percent of drivers personalizing their plates.
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Unless they say "SiMoron", because then it's truth in advertising.... no.
Don't do it man! Don't do it!
So, historically, whenever I've seen vanity plates on a car, a part of me always thinks how idiotic and what sort of egomaniac would get those.
I have no idea what changed, but now I'm seriously considering getting a vanity plate. I think maybe I just don't care if folks think I'm an idiot.
Anyway, what do you think? Should I get vanity plates?
So, historically, whenever I've seen vanity plates on a car, a part of me always thinks how idiotic and what sort of egomaniac would get those.
I have no idea what changed, but now I'm seriously considering getting a vanity plate. I think maybe I just don't care if folks think I'm an idiot.
Anyway, what do you think? Should I get vanity plates?
Go for it si. If it will make you smile when you look at your car, it's worth it.
LOL! I already have one of those balls for the top of the antenna. Does that count?I know scarcely any young chick who hasn't been hassled on the road, Si. Just buy some fluffy dice for the rear-view, is my vote.
ROFLMAO!Unless they say "SiMoron", because then it's truth in advertising.... no.
Don't do it man! Don't do it!
Or it could say "STFUFITZ"
lace panties off the rear view mirror work well to