If the MoT has accidently run out, just treat it as reminder for next time a test is due.
Look on the bright side it could have lost you a lot more! ( assuming that you do not have one of the following plates).
1. '25 O': £518,000
The priciest ever sold by the DVLA, bought by Ferrari dealer John Collins in 2014. The plate is now thought to take pride of place on a Ferrari 250SWB once owned by Eric Clapton, worth around £10million.
2. 'F 1': £440,000
The previous record holder, the initials of Formula 1 were bought by Bradford businessman Afzal Khan in 2008. The digits were then assigned to his McLaren-Mercedes SLR.
3. 'S 1': £404,000
Claimed to be Scotland's first ever number plate, it was bought back in 2008 by an anonymous bidder who claimed the digits would be fixed to an old Skoda!
4. '1 D': £352,000
Despite the obvious reference to the pop group sensation One Direction, this plate was bought a year before their formation in Warwickshire by Lebanese businessman Nabil Bishara.
5. 'M 1': £331,000
Bought in 2006 by mobile phone businessman Mike McCoomb who claimed it was for his 10 year-old son!
6. 'VIP 1': £285,000
Owned by billionaire Chelsea FC boss Roman Abramovich, it was once placed on the Popemobile for His Holiness' visit to Ireland.
7. '51 NGH': £254,000
A popular name in the Sikh community, 'Singh' was sold in the UK in 2006.
8. '1 RH': £247,000
This plate sold in 2006 for 30 times its estimate to determined businessman Robert Harverson.
9. 'K1 NGS': £231,000
A royal plate believed to have been bought by an an Arab Sultan in 1993.
10. '1 O': £170,000
Just a binary number and the letter 'O', this minimalist plate was purchased in Northamptonshire in 2009.
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