Following recent special-series number plates such as G1M, 1M4U, and PATRIOT, there is now a new series in town – NAAM.
NAAM, which stands for New Affirmative Action Movement, is a non-government organisation focusing on developing the economy of Indian youths through entrepreneurship, business financing and human capital development. Among the commercial sector focused on by NAM was non-seasonal agricultural activities such as planting chillies and bananas, according to Bernama. NAAM was founded by Datuk M Saravanan and is supported by the Youth and Sports Ministry.
The NAAM number plates are available through Anan Motor, a company which sources preferred number plates. The leading plate, NAAM 1, is currently priced at RM500,000 and no bids have been placed at the time of writing. The numbers NAAM 2 to NAAM 10 are priced from RM200k to RM300k. Of the VIP numbers, only NAAM 11, NAAM 13 and NAAM 33 have been sold so far, according to the company hawking the plates.
So far, the “PATRIOT 1” number plate is the most expensive to be sold in Malaysia, fetching RM1.308 million to an undisclosed bidder. The costliest standard series number plate so far is the recently issued “F1”, which went to Sultan Ibrahim Ismail of Johor for RM836,660, topping the RM748,000 he paid for “W1N”.
Booked no.1 rm500k
it should be called GANGNAAM lol
Is it another funds for BN of the next coming GE…so many plate numbers….so many questions….
We can now see the emergence of companies buying the who sets of numbers only to resell them. Congratz!
I wonder how much of the proceeds will actually go to developing the economy of needy (instead of well connected and well-off) Indian youths?
Please put up “IluvTofu” 1, 2, 3…
Namewee ok?
Can suggest to have PAULTAN plate?
It’s a brilliant car that first Gen Mazda 6. drove a friend’s one years ago..tight and stable handling with a responsive engine and gearbox that is not hampered by the ultra eco-mapping of today’s cars…
Saw a bright red one pass by me on the road the other day that is in perfect condition and it’s still a head turner due to its timeless Japanese design and rarity in this country, the rarity plays a bigger part to its charm I guess…
Fishing for more suckers..
Here it is…again…
NAAM – Najib And Alliance + Macai
Dei keep launching plate numbers, so obvious government hungry for cash lah.
NAAM plate is for the NGO benefit, not Gov (maybe a little, perhaps)
NAAN, ROTI, CANAI, VVIP, VVVIP, VVVVIP… all lining up to fulfill 1MDB.
What next? KKNCCB?
Makan dadah pun boleh ketagih juga.
People, don’t be suckers. There will be no end to such registration number series. There is absolutely nothing with the state official series.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with the state official series.
This is ridiculous.. Its getting out of hand… Those stupid number plates….
Thirst for easy money!!
If you are as good as Lee Kuan Yew who ruled Singapore so well, adil and saksama, maju dan tidak kuno & tidak fanatic, even you eat USD 260 BILLION also Singaporeans don’t mind. Sinpapore doesn’t have to be as open and as liberal like USA; it is very well and better ruled and governed.
Do take note that I didn’t kutuk anyone in this particular comment, showing that I always respect those who are adil saksama; and you know who I am talking about.
they need to start offering MACAI and DEDAK plate numbers.. they will definitely sell like hotcakes.. but do sell them cheap as those who are interested don’t have a lot of money to spend..
(sigh) Ppls are getting ridiculously stupid on plate number(s).
Is this how NGOs raise funds now? People should examine what these NGOs do before parting with their hard earned money on such frivolous pursuits.
it’s getting more & more confusing….. Paul, can you please list out numberplate series other than usual W(wilayah), J(Johor), P(Penang)….
They should really stop allowing NGO to collaborate with JPJ to introduce NGO name sake number plates.
This is sending wrong message.
What if ISMA, PERKASA, Bersih start asking JPJ to do same thing?
How to apply for funds? Who has received the funds? How many people have benefited from the RM19 MILLION so far allocated? This stinks so bad the vagrants near Coliseum cinema are calling Kabali to get rid of the smell.
Number plates in this country favor only the rich and famous. Small chickos like me will never get the dream number. Follow the like of NSW and Vic of Australia where if the number/alphabet is available (personalised) it is yours to lease at a yearly affordable price of AUD200 to 400. There everyone can get nice plates. Just visit website vplates and myplates and discover it yourself.
Officially Special Series Vehicle Number NAAM available for registration at JPJ Wangsa Maju 3 January 2017.