Question about low number plate lottery through Mass RMV
08-13-2005, 12:06 PM
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Question about low number plate lottery through Mass RMV
If I were to win and get a particular plate, could I take that plate with me to another lease once my current A4 lease ends in October 2006, or would I have to give up the plate for a new, generic one?
What if I lease another Audi through VW/Audi Financial? Could I still keep the plate?
What if I lease another Audi through VW/Audi Financial? Could I still keep the plate?
08-13-2005, 04:30 PM
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In CT you cannot take lease plates with you
the leasing company owns the car. They are the registered owner. If your leasing company allows for you to obtain and maintain the registration it may work out for you.
08-13-2005, 06:21 PM
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Re: Question about low number plate lottery through Mass RMV
I've had the same plate number now for three different cars..you can transfer the registration to different vehicles in Mass.
08-13-2005, 08:17 PM
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Even if the car is leased and owned by Audi Financial?
Just curious if you can keep the same plate number if you turn in your *leased* Audi and, say, *lease* another Audi.
The plate is assigned to the owner, so it's Audi's plate.
The plate is assigned to the owner, so it's Audi's plate.
08-13-2005, 11:34 PM
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AOA and most others will give you a release form and power of attorney form to take to the RMV..
I've been doing it for 20 years
Just get that power of attorney (they fax it right over) and you can do whatever you like.
If the clerk at the registry gives you grief..ask for the supervisor..they HAVE to do it.
Just get that power of attorney (they fax it right over) and you can do whatever you like.
If the clerk at the registry gives you grief..ask for the supervisor..they HAVE to do it.
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08-14-2005, 07:00 AM
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Why are these plates special?
I know in CT the 5 digit plates or less are in high demand because the state began offering plates by letter, a-z, then numerically for many years. So since generally the wealthy folks could afford cars back then, they tend to have the low number plates. They can be passed down to generations, so they tend to stay in the family.
