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1. www.plate-trader.com › more › dvla-auction-feesDVLA Auction Fees Calculator | Plate-Trader.com

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   Our free calculators allow you to either see how much a plate will cost you at a DVLA number plate auction, or to work out how much you should bid up to based on your budget.

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   • What Is The Buyer’s Premium?
   • What Is The Assignment fee?
   • Are There Any Other Fees?

   A buyer’s premium is a fee charged by most auction houses for hosting and facilitating an auction. It’s almost always charged as a fixed percentage of the selling price of an item. All DVLA auctions are run by BCA Ltd, who specialise in vehicle auctions across the country.

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   The assignment fee is a fixed £80 cost for all number plates won at auction, no matter the hammer price or final selling price It is the fee charged by the DVLA to put your new number plate on to your vehicle. It is essentially an admin fee to transfer the registration of your vehicle from your old registration to your newly purchased registration.

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   There are no further fees, however the only other outstanding costs you may face would be for purchasing and fitting a set of physical number plates for your vehicle. These are not included in the DVLA price.

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3. www.rightreg.co.uk › news › how-do-dvla-plateHow do DVLA plate auctions work? - Right Reg

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   Apr 11, 2023 · How much does it cost to bid at a DVLA auction? In addition to the agreed price for the registration, there are some DVLA auction fees to be aware of; these include: Auctioneer’s fee: 7%; VAT: 20%; DVLA transfer fee: £80; READ ALSO: The world’s most expensive number plates. How to find DVLA auction results

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4. www.showplatesworld.com › news › all-you-need-toAll You Need to Know About DVLA Auctions - Show Plates World

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   If you’ve ever looked into buying a personal number plate, you’re probably aware that the DVLA sells them direct to the consumer through fixed-price sales and auctions. The two types of auction used by the DVLA are called the Venue Auction and the Timed Online Auction, and in this guide, I’m going to explain all you need to know about ...

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5. www.nationalnumbers.co.uk › dvla-auctions-9DVLA Auctions - National Numbers

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   How do I buy a number plate at auction? Our auction package is very transparent in that we charge an agreed fixed fee (not a percentage) for arranging the release of a registration into auction and attending that auction on your behalf.

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7. www.plate-trader.com › more › dvla-auction-feesCalculate the total cost of a number plate including fees

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   Calculate the total cost of a number plate including fees. If you're bidding on a number plate but want to be sure of how much it's going to cost in total, this calculator will show you how much the VAT and other fees will amount to, giving you the total price.

8. www.platehunter.com › dvla-number-plate-auctionDVLA Car Number Plate Auctions - Platehunter

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   DVLA hold a variety of number plate auctions twice a year, selling thousands of plates that were previously unissued. These DVLA auctions are free to attend.

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   How often do DVLA auction off a number plate?

   • Twice a year (usually before the release of the new reg plates with the latest year identifiers), DVLA auction off thousands of DVLA number plates - all of which are registration marks that have previously been un-issued.

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   Are DVLA auctions a good place to buy unissued number plates?

   • DVLA auctions can be fantastic places to acquire previously unissued number plates, however, it’s worth bearing in mind that when you bid in an auction, the amount you bid is not the total price you’ll pay, as there is VAT, the Buyers Premium and the Assignment Fee to pay on top.

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   How do I know if a registration number will be auctioned off?

   • Whichever registration numbers are due to be auctioned off by the DVLA at a particular auction will also be advertised well in advance of that sale along with an auction calendar you will be able to find on the DVLA’s website. If you’ve ever attended or watched a normal auction before you probably know what to expect.

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   What is a DVLA registration plate auction?

   • The DVLA (Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency) has millions of registration plates available, and throughout the year, they host several different auctions for people to bid on their desired plates. The auctions take place online and in person and are an opportunity to acquire a private plate that isn’t available anywhere else.

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   How do I find DVLA auction history?

   • You can either go to the ‘ last auction ’ page and look through the results of the previous auction, including the price each plate was sold for, or you can use the DVLA’s ‘ auction sold search ’ function to look up a particular registration’s DVLA auction history.

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   How do I bid at a DVLA auction?

   • Submit a ‘nominee name’ - the name of the vehicle’s registered keeper who will be using the plate. Confirm and pay the DVLA plate auction bidding fee. To bid at a DVLA venue auction, arrive for the time of your chosen lot, and once it has begun, start bidding using your bidder’s card by raising it high enough for the auctioneer to see.

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