And here we have it – JPJ has released the winners for Selangor’s BMW number plate tender. One notable name is our national shuttler Datuk Lee Chong Wei, who plonked down RM97,777 for the number plate BMW 6. For an X6 or a 6-Series, perhaps?
Quite a number of the single digit plates appear to have been reserved for “anggota pentadbiran kerajaan” – are we going to see lots of the new Accord-based Proton Perdana running around with BMW plates? One person plonked down about RM340k for two plates – BMW 8 and BMW 11.
There are plenty of attractive combinations – BMW 3161, BMW 4281 and BMW 5201 for starters. Even things like BMW 507, BMW 2002 and BMW 1600 to evoke the past. BMW Motorrad fans can snap up BMW 1200 and BMW 800 for instance. We also see the names of a few BMW dealerships in there.
Have a look after the jump for the full results thanks to noplateidaman.blogspot.com, you can contact them if you want help in bidding for the remaining BMW plates not already taken up.
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Bookie From Penang
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Why not BMW plate on BMW car for ROI down the road
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wann
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hah
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Tan
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Joey
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Sam Loo (ori1)
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So many ppl comment
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what is wrong with LCW?
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Comments mainly focus on the auction results for BMW number plates, with some expressing admiration and support for wealthy individuals like LCW who buy exclusive plates as investments or personal preferences. Several comments criticize the government for reserving certain plates for officials and question the fairness of the bidding process, suggesting it benefits the wealthy. There are also off-topic comments about politics, race, and general Malaysian wealth, but the overall sentiment is mixed, with appreciation for personal choice and criticism of government practices.