What Are the Tips for Selecting License Plates During Used Car Transfer?

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There are no tricks. The process of selecting license plates for used car transfers is the same as for new car registrations—90% luck and 10% fate. Many people hope to pick a good number when selecting license plates, such as consecutive numbers or triple-digit repeats, but this is nearly impossible. Over a decade ago, it was still possible to randomly get a perfect license plate number. More details are as follows: DMV 50-to-1 Selection: Most car owners selecting plates for new cars basically use the DMV's 50-to-1 random selection system. They have 90 seconds to choose a number and submit it. This method relies purely on luck—you might get a decent number, but it could also be unsatisfactory. Custom Selection: Custom selection allows you to filter based on your preferences. You can input your favorite digits, and the system will generate plates containing those numbers. However, don’t expect numbers like "666," "888," or "123"—they’ve long been taken. Online Selection: Online selection is relatively simpler and offers a higher chance of getting a good number. Simply download the "Traffic Management 12123" app, click "Pre-select License Plate," then choose "New Car Selection" for new vehicles or "Used Car Selection" for used cars.