Tesla Fun Fact

@WintaTheAngle

Too bad we'd never see those in America.

Hey @calicuz here's why, current regulations in the US. Citroen vehicles must meet certain US safety requirements in order to be driven on the roads and there cost a lot more then cars sold in America.

@HootyTheNightOwl Well done! First registered in 1963 I think?

(From the suffix 'A' and recalling a 'G' registered van I owned.)

@ArishMell That one probably was... but that one was a similar car I downloaded from the Internet.

With number plate cloning being as it is right now, I wouldn't be posting that publicly without censoring it. If I did share it, it would be done privately, among the friends I'm closest to and know that I can trust.

@HootyTheNightOwl Yes - we cannot be too careful.

I have had a number-plate stolen!

The car was parked with its back to a low wall but evidently with still enough room for the thief. I had no idea until I had moved the car to outside my house to load it for a weekend away starting that evening. Luckily Halfords was still open so I was able to buy a replacement - I remembered to take the Registration Document and I think my Driver's Licence to the shop with me.

3 inches or 3 centimeters