Dvla auction cosi plate
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I know some of you hate the whole private reg thing but whilst bidding on a plate I want I found COS 116V (cosi 16v) currently at £300. Obviously itl fit on pretty much any rs registered on or after the old Vreg. I figured someone on here might be interested.
The auction finishes tomorrow and you will need to register online before you can bid.
The auction finishes tomorrow and you will need to register online before you can bid.
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It does seem cheap compared to some "cos" plates I've seen in the past.
I would have thought someone on here would be interested in it for the equivalent cost of a night out.
I would have thought someone on here would be interested in it for the equivalent cost of a night out.
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Sold for £420 with only 2 bidders. Vat and transfer fees bump the prices up a fair bit but considering reg transfers want over 2 grand for a similar plate it's still a relatively inexpensive addition to a nice RS somewhere.
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but that says cosi (pronounced cosy, like when you're all wrapped up in bed), not cossie (like how you pronounce the shortened form of costume). horribly tacky and shit imo.
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