Do land rover dealers do the rover 75 style number plates for the rear off a 2007 sport as standard plates?

Check out eBay

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/350797703875?_tr...EBIDX%3AIT Current - 2020 Range Rover Sport P400e
Gone - 2014 Range Rover Sport HSE SDV6
Gone - 2017 Audi A8 Sport
Gone - 2007 Range Rover Sport HSE TDV8 - Great car.

Thanks for that sterling01.
Do you know if this link would be correct for the MY11?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/351126642783?ssP...Track=true

Frank

I just got a RRS last week from a garage but not main dealer and it was fitted with a 75 style plate, I know they made it as I also had my private plate fitted by them.

This place makes terrific quality plates, exactly the way you want them - make sure you select 'vehicle specific' and then 'Range Rover Sport' in the 'Plate Size' section.

http://www.demonplates.com/platebuilder.php

Here's mine off them:

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Does anyone know if there is a specific law on plate size? Am I right to assume as long as the text size and spacing if completely legal, the size of the plate is not an issue? My reg is quite short, so I was thinking of cutting the plate down to the bare minimum. Current - 2020 Range Rover Sport P400e
Gone - 2014 Range Rover Sport HSE SDV6
Gone - 2017 Audi A8 Sport
Gone - 2007 Range Rover Sport HSE TDV8 - Great car.

That's fine mate and perfectly legal. As long as you keep the padding (edge of lettering to edge of plate) the legal size, you don't have to have more than that.. so 'AB 1' for a plate could be about half the length of a standard plate as an example



Cheers..

Ian

Minimum 11mm gap around the number - top/bottom/left/right

There's nothing that enforces a standard size backing plate, as long as the letter/number combo is correctly sized/spaced. They have introduced a BS standard for the reflectivity of the backing plate in an attempt to stop people doing other things - such as me painting the rectangle onto a mini-van once and putting stickers on. There's also nothing to say you have to place your plate in a particular place on the front/rear of a car, not does it have to be flat. So my last Subaru Impreza had a correctly reflective & spaced/fonted front plate sticker on the top of the front bumper. It was clearly visible but was more visible from above than in front. Didn't fail an MOT.