Ick...Michigan's new plates are uglyy
01-25-2007, 11:39 PM
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I've had the same license plate since I started driving seven years ago! It was first on a Buick LeSabre my brother had as his first car, which I later bought as MY first car. That blue plate has been on four different cars as well! We've had it since 1996!
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01-26-2007, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by 92BonneSE
No, you have to choose a new plate. You cant keep the blue ones. Well acually you can keep them you cant use them though.
When it'* time to renew
If you have a blue plate, you will have a couple of options when it is time to renew it:
* You may choose the new standard plate as a replacement. There is no fee for the new standard plate, other than your regular registration fee. Personalized or amateur radio blue plates can have their current letter-number configuration transferred to a new standard plate. If you wish to order the new standard plate before your blue plate is up for renewal, you will pay a $5 replacement fee and your new registration and tab will expire on the same date as your current registration and tab.
* You may select another license plate. The department issues a number of attractive license plates, including the new Spectacular Peninsulas plate ($5 fee), the university and special cause fundraising plates ($35 fee) and the Olympic plate ($25 fee). Orders for these plates can only be processed by mail or at a branch office. For more information about all of the department'* plates and renewal options, please refer to The License Plate Renewal Guide.
If you have a blue plate, you will have a couple of options when it is time to renew it:
* You may choose the new standard plate as a replacement. There is no fee for the new standard plate, other than your regular registration fee. Personalized or amateur radio blue plates can have their current letter-number configuration transferred to a new standard plate. If you wish to order the new standard plate before your blue plate is up for renewal, you will pay a $5 replacement fee and your new registration and tab will expire on the same date as your current registration and tab.
* You may select another license plate. The department issues a number of attractive license plates, including the new Spectacular Peninsulas plate ($5 fee), the university and special cause fundraising plates ($35 fee) and the Olympic plate ($25 fee). Orders for these plates can only be processed by mail or at a branch office. For more information about all of the department'* plates and renewal options, please refer to The License Plate Renewal Guide.
**** THAT!
This pisses me off! So they're gonna take my blue plate from me and give me one of those ugly *******??? Thats stupid... I guess its time to switch to a bridge plate on my GT since it looks 1000x better than the new ones. I've never even had a blue plate until I got my plate for the GT, I've always had a bridge plate, only because I think a bridge plate wouldn't match it well...but I guess its gonna have to.
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