JPJ number plates

  • JPJ eBid: JYF and BSL number plates up for bidding

    JPJ has announced that JYF and BSL are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid.

    Johor’s latest running number series is ‘JYF’, and it opens for tender today, July 21. The bidding period on JPJeBid is five days, ending 10pm on July 25. As usual, the results will be out the following day. The whole process is online now, as it has been for some time, and bidders will get the good (or bad) news via email.

    Also available on JPJ eBid is the Selangor series ‘BSL’. The bidding period started on July 18 and will close at 10pm on July 22. Results will be out the day after the auction closes.

    New car coming soon and want a nice number plate for the new ride? Why not DIY and skip the reseller’s markup and runner fees? If you have never bid for a number yourself, check out our step-by-step guide on how to navigate JPJ eBid and the techniques needed to get your preferred number at “retail price”.

     
     
  • JPJ eBid: PRV and KGC number plates up for bidding

    JPJ has announced that PRV and KGC are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid.

    Penang’s latest running number series is ‘PRV’, and it will open for tender on July 24. The bidding period on JPJeBid is five days, ending 10pm on July 28. As usual, the results will be out the following day. The whole process is online now, as it has been for some time, and bidders will get the good (or bad) news via email.

    Also available on JPJ eBid is the Kedah series ‘KGC’. The bidding period will start on July 20 and will close at 10pm on July 24. Results will be out the day after the auction closes.

    New car coming soon and want a nice number plate for the new ride? Why not DIY and skip the reseller’s markup and runner fees? If you have never bid for a number yourself, check out our step-by-step guide on how to navigate JPJ eBid and the techniques needed to get your preferred number at “retail price”.

     
     
  • JPJ eBid: SWP and CFD number plates up for bidding

    JPJ has announced that SWP and CFD are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid.

    Sabah’s latest running number series is ‘SWP’, and it opened for tender on July 12. The bidding period on JPJeBid is five days, ending 10pm on July 16. As usual, the results will be out the following day. The whole process is online now, as it has been for some time, and bidders will get the good (or bad) news via email.

    Also available on JPJ eBid is the Pahang series ‘CFD’. The bidding period will start on July 17 and will close at 10pm on July 21. Results will be out the day after the auction closes.

    New car coming soon and want a nice number plate for the new ride? Why not DIY and skip the reseller’s markup and runner fees? If you have never bid for a number yourself, check out our step-by-step guide on how to navigate JPJ eBid and the techniques needed to get your preferred number at “retail price”.

     
     
  • JPJ eBid: DFL and QM-T number plates up for bidding

    JPJ has announced that DFL and JYD are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid.

    Kelantan’s latest running number series is ‘DFL’, and it opened for tender on July 2. The bidding period on JPJeBid is five days, ending 10pm on July 6. As usual, the results will be out the following day. The whole process is online now, as it has been for some time, and bidders will get the good (or bad) news via email.

    Also available on JPJ eBid is the Sarawak series ‘QM-T’. The bidding period will start on July 6 and will close at 10pm on July 10. Results will be out the day after the auction closes.

    New car coming soon and want a nice number plate for the new ride? Why not DIY and skip the reseller’s markup and runner fees? If you have never bid for a number yourself, check out our step-by-step guide on how to navigate JPJ eBid and the techniques needed to get your preferred number at “retail price”.

     
     
  • JPJ clearing leftover PETRA special plates on MySikap

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    Not every number has takers in the JPJ eBid auction – that’s how the rest of us get random ‘running numbers’ if we don’t pay for our pick. This applies to special or ‘rare’ plates as well, and the road transport department is now offering the leftover numbers of the PETRA series.

    PETRA is an acronym for the Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation and it was announced at the Program Madani Rakyat 2024 Sarawakku Sayang event in September 2024.

    Previously, remainder number plates can be browsed and bought at JPJ’s Putrajaya HQ or at state JPJ offices, but lately they’ve put it online on JPJ’s MySikap portal, like the ‘mega clearance sale’ in April.

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    After you log in, head to the ‘kenderaan’ section and look for ‘tempahan nombor pendaftaran’. Then, select ‘nombor pendaftaran istimewa’ from the drop down menu and choose your series/number. You can pay via credit card or FPX and press ‘cetak’ for your receipt. Click on the graphics above for a clearer picture. The online sale starts today, June 23, and it’s on a first come, first served basis.

    No mention of price, but previous clearance sales had ‘popular’ numbers at RM510 each inclusive of a service fee, or RM310 each for regular numbers.

     
     
  • JPJ eBid: TDD and JYD number plates up for bidding

    JPJ has announced that TDD and JYD are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid.

    Terengganu’s latest running number series is ‘TDD’, and it will open for tender on June 24. The bidding period on JPJeBid is five days, ending 10pm on June 28. As usual, the results will be out the following day. The whole process is online now, as it has been for some time, and bidders will get the good (or bad) news via email.

    Also available on JPJ eBid is the Johor series ‘JYD’. The bidding period will starts on June 23 and will close at 10pm on June 27. Results will be out the day after the auction closes.

    New car coming soon and want a nice number plate for the new ride? Why not DIY and skip the reseller’s markup and runner fees? If you have never bid for a number yourself, check out our step-by-step guide on how to navigate JPJ eBid and the techniques needed to get your preferred number at “retail price”.

     
     
  • JPJ clearing leftover M-M number plates on MySikap

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    Not every number has takers in the JPJ eBid auction – that’s how the rest of us get random ‘running numbers’ if we don’t pay for our pick. This applies to special or ‘rare’ plates as well, and the road transport department is now offering the leftover numbers of the M-M series.

    The plate, which stands for ‘Malaysia Merdeka’, was released in conjunction with Malaysia’s 66th National Day celebrations in 2023. JPJ said then that there were a total of 25,033 bidders and of the total, 6,872 bidders won the plates they desired.

    The winning bid for M1M was the highest at RM622k, while two very rich people duked it out for M5M, which eventually went for RM500k. The third highest winning bid was RM450k for M8M. The cheapest single digit number was M3M, which went for RM268k. The numbers that received the highest number of bidders were M101M, M155M and M51M, which saw 39, 33 and 32 bidders respectively. The auction collected RM20,091,070 for the government.

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    Previously, remainder number plates can be browsed and bought at JPJ’s Putrajaya HQ or at state JPJ offices, but lately they’ve put it online on JPJ’s MySikap portal, like the ‘mega clearance sale’ in April.

    After you log in, head to the ‘kenderaan’ section and look for ‘tempahan nombor pendaftaran’. Then, select ‘nombor pendaftaran istimewa’ from the drop down menu and choose your series/number. You can pay via credit card or FPX and press ‘cetak’ for your receipt. Click on the graphics above for a clearer picture. The online sale started on June 5 and it’s on a first come, first served basis.

    No mention of price, but previous clearance sales had ‘popular’ numbers at RM510 each inclusive of a service fee, or RM310 each for regular numbers. This is actually the second round of clearance sale for M-M.

     
     
  • JPJ clearing leftover A-A number plates on MySikap

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    Not every number has takers in the JPJ eBid auction – that’s how the rest of us get random ‘running numbers’ if we don’t pay for our pick. This applies to special or ‘rare’ plates as well, and the road transport department is now offering the leftover numbers of the A-A series.

    Launched in April in conjunction with JPJ’s 79th anniversary, the A-A special number plate series – with numbers 1 to 9999 in between – had collected RM24,022,793 for the government.

    Open for bidding from April 19-23, 6,746 out of 24,470 bidders who participated were successful. A9A was the highest-bid number at RM902,020, followed by A11A (RM703,007), A8A (RM700,000), A7A (RM502,000) and A2A (RM490,888). The numbers with the most bidders were A51A (40), A101A (31), A8118A (29), A1881A (27) and A19A (27).

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    Usually, remainder number plates can be browsed and bought at JPJ’s Putrajaya HQ or at state JPJ offices, but lately they’ve put it online on JPJ’s MySikap portal, like the ‘mega clearance sale’ in April.

    After you log in, head to the ‘kenderaan’ section and look for ‘tempahan nombor pendaftaran’. Then, select ‘nombor pendaftaran istimewa’ from the drop down menu and choose your series/number. You can pay via credit card or FPX and press ‘cetak’ for your receipt. Click on the graphics above for a clearer picture. The online sale started on June 5 and it’s on a first come, first served basis.

    No mention of price, but previous clearance sales had ‘popular’ numbers at RM510 each inclusive of a service fee, or RM310 each for regular numbers.

     
     
  • JPJ eBid: BSK, QAB-M number plates up for bidding

    JPJ has announced that BSK and QAB-M are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid.

    Selangor’s latest running number series is ‘BSK’, and it will open for tender on June 6. The bidding period on JPJeBid is five days, ending 10pm on June 10. As usual, the results will be out the following day. The whole process is online now, as it has been for some time, and bidders will get the good (or bad) news via email.

    Also available on JPJ eBid is the Sarawak series ‘QAB-M’. The bidding period will starts on June 3 and will close at 10pm on June 7. Results will be out the day after the auction closes.

    New car coming soon and want a nice number plate for the new ride? Why not DIY and skip the reseller’s markup and runner fees? If you have never bid for a number yourself, check out our step-by-step guide on how to navigate JPJ eBid and the techniques needed to get your preferred number at “retail price”.

     
     
  • JPJ eBid: KGB and JYC number plates up for bidding

    JPJ has announced that KGB and SJL are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid.

    Kedah’s latest running number series is ‘KGB’, and it opened for tender on May 24. The bidding period on JPJeBid is five days, ending 10pm tomorrow, May 28. As usual, the results will be out the following day. The whole process is online now, as it has been for some time, and bidders will get the good (or bad) news via email.

    Also available on JPJ eBid is the Johor series ‘JYC’. The bidding period starts on June 2 and will close at 10pm on June 6. Results will be out the day after the auction closes.

    New car coming soon and want a nice number plate for the new ride? Why not DIY and skip the reseller’s markup and runner fees? If you have never bid for a number yourself, check out our step-by-step guide on how to navigate JPJ eBid and the techniques needed to get your preferred number at “retail price”.

     
     
  • JPJ eBid: PRT and SJL number plates up for bidding

    JPJ has announced that PRT and SJL are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid.

    Penang’s latest running number series is ‘PRT’, and it will open for tender on May 25. The bidding period on JPJeBid is five days, ending 10pm on May 29. As usual, the results will be out the following day. The whole process is online now, as it has been for some time, and bidders will get the good (or bad) news via email.

    Also available on JPJ eBid is the Sabah series ‘SJL’. The bidding period starts tomorrow, May 22 and will close at 10pm on May 26. Results will be out the day after the auction closes.

    New car coming soon and want a nice number plate for the new ride? Why not DIY and skip the reseller’s markup and runner fees? If you have never bid for a number yourself, check out our step-by-step guide on how to navigate JPJ eBid and the techniques needed to get your preferred number at “retail price”.

     
     
  • JPJ eBid: MEC and BSJ number plates up for bidding

    JPJ has announced that MEC and BSJ are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid.

    Melaka’s latest running number series is ‘MEC’, and it will open for tender on May 23. The bidding period on JPJeBid is five days, ending 10pm on May 27. As usual, the results will be out the following day. The whole process is online now, as it has been for some time, and bidders will get the good (or bad) news via email.

    Also available on JPJ eBid is the Selangor series ‘BSJ’. The bidding period starts on May 17 and will close at 10pm on May 21. Results will be out the day after the auction closes.

    New car coming soon and want a nice number plate for the new ride? Why not DIY and skip the reseller’s markup and runner fees? If you have never bid for a number yourself, check out our step-by-step guide on how to navigate JPJ eBid and the techniques needed to get your preferred number at “retail price”.

     
     
  • JPJ eBid: JYA and SJM number plates up for bidding

    JPJ has announced that JYA and SJM are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid.

    Johor’s latest running number series is ‘JYA’, and it will open for tender on May 16. The bidding period on JPJeBid is five days, ending 10pm on May 20. As usual, the results will be out the following day. The whole process is online now, as it has been for some time, and bidders will get the good (or bad) news via email.

    Also available on JPJ eBid is the Sabah series ‘SJM’. The bidding period starts on May 15 and will close at 10pm on May 19. Results will be out the day after the auction closes.

    New car coming soon and want a nice number plate for the new ride? Why not DIY and skip the reseller’s markup and runner fees? If you have never bid for a number yourself, check out our step-by-step guide on how to navigate JPJ eBid and the techniques needed to get your preferred number at “retail price”.

     
     
  • JPJ eBid: APA and RBB number plates up for bidding

    JPJ has announced that APA and RBB are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid.

    Perak’s latest running number series is ‘APA’, and it will open for tender on May 11. The bidding period on JPJeBid is five days, ending 10pm on May 15. As usual, the results will be out the following day. The whole process is online now, as it has been for some time, and bidders will get the good (or bad) news via email.

    Also available on JPJ eBid is the Perlis series ‘RBB’. The bidding period starts today, May 9 and will close at 10pm on May 13. Results will be out the day after the auction closes.

    New car coming soon and want a nice number plate for the new ride? Why not DIY and skip the reseller’s markup and runner fees? If you have never bid for a number yourself, check out our step-by-step guide on how to navigate JPJ eBid and the techniques needed to get your preferred number at “retail price”.

     
     
  • JPJ eBid: DFK and QCU number plates up for bidding

    JPJ has announced that DFK and QCU are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid.

    Kelantan’s latest running number series is ‘DFK’, and it will open for tender on May 4. The bidding period on JPJeBid is five days, ending 10pm on May 8. As usual, the results will be out the following day. The whole process is online now, as it has been for some time, and bidders will get the good (or bad) news via email.

    Also available on JPJ eBid is the Sarawak series ‘QCU’. The bidding period starts on May 5 and will close at 10pm on May 9. Results will be out the day after the auction closes.

    New car coming soon and want a nice number plate for the new ride? Why not DIY and skip the reseller’s markup and runner fees? If you have never bid for a number yourself, check out our step-by-step guide on how to navigate JPJ eBid and the techniques needed to get your preferred number at “retail price”.

     
     
 
 
 

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