Ok so I have to get a new plate because I left my last one on when i sold my car(it just made the car look great), plus the city letters were done for BMW and now I am going IN.... for Audi, but anyway, I was thinking of maybe getting the yellow to set it apart a little bit, but does anyone know if yellow is actually ever used in Germany?? As far as I know I don't think it is, please clairafiy, thanks!! Heres a pictue, tell me what you think.
http://www.licenseplates.tv/prod/ger...late_6456.html

 

i think it was white on front, yellow on the back

 

Ah yes, I belive thats correct, thanks so much. I think I am definitely going to go with yellow, and all though it will not technically be correct, I think it will look sharp matched with my black paint, plus the Black eagle crest will go nicely. I will post some pics once I purchase it, and get a new camera, my five year old digital is shot.

 

Yeah, I would think that the yellow would probably look pretty nice paired with the black.

 

nice nice nice, i may have to borrow your idea, they look pretty cool

 

Oh yes, I agree, I am going with IN*SG 944 for the lettering, that took me about a week to decide PS, that website I gave is for probably the best company out there, this will be my third plate from them, great quality, I highy recommend.

 

I got 4 of my euro plates from http://www.mattman-enterprises.com/, plate looks really good and comes with tags...they're also one of AF sponsors

 

^^and slightly less-espensive that the site the OP posted. Plus, not to be funny or anything but, when I visited the OP's link my firewall trigered a *suspecious-bahavior* warning about the site. Anybody who visited that link might wanna run a virus scan, in the very near future.

Just putting it out there...

 

Just out of curiosity, whats the legality of having one of these Euro Plates on in the states?

 

it depends on your particular state. If your state requires a front plate you cannot legally have it in place of your front tag, not even if you mimic your legally issued plate number in the euro-plate. But, I have heard anectdotal evidence of some people getting away with doing just that very thing.

Some states that require a front tag will not even allow you to have ANY type of additional plate/tag on your front bumber, even if you retain your state-issued plate on the front. Again, some people say they are able to get away with this, sometimes, due to po-po who are enthuiasts or unusually understanding, for a po-po (much like our own notahondaowner).

If your state is one of the ones that do not require a front plate/tag, you are free to put a euro plate/tag on the front of your vehicle w/o worry (well, except that someone may like it MORE than you, and run off with it, that is.).