Vanity Plates

[SmartJJ]

Originally Posted by jediknight36

Anybody reserve in Texas? It just seems not to let me.

I did ** "AGNT-99" for the Smart and "Twisty" for the MINI. (Already have WRITTR for the Audi TT).

[CruisingAZ]

Originally Posted by StevenM1TX

In Texas it appears you do have to go ahead and buy the plate to hold the name. I know that is the way it worked a week ago when I did.

Arizona is the same, you have to assign it to a VIN. I assigned it to my PT Cruiser and will move it when my smart arrives (GTSMART)

[Xanthus]

We got ours in this past week.

[Smartfor2guy]

Ok you have to buy the plate in Texas. When the dealer gets your regular plates in , pick them up and take them in and exchage them for your vanity plates. Exchage fee $1.50. No other way to do it.

[SEEBURG200]

In WV, you have to register it to a vehicle that already has a plate, so I registered my 1994 truck with "SMARTCAR", so I can have it.

[CruisingAZ]

Originally Posted by SEEBURG200

In WV, you have to register it to a vehicle that already has a plate, so I registered my 1994 truck with "SMARTCAR", so I can have it.

SAme in AZ, so my PT Crusier currently has GTSMART

[Bonnie]

In California you can order on line. I've ordered BTYCAR :-)

[spdickey]

I got mine reserved in California before I got my VIN. It takes about 3 months before you go to the the DMV and pick them up. At that point they want to know what car its going on.

[dancote]

In Washington state, you can go online at DOL.WA.GOV and check to see if a plate you want is available.

If you want to get one before you have your smart, you must have it assigned to another vehicle you own then transfer it to the smart when the time comes.

[Big Panda]

Originally Posted by SmartJJ

I did ** "AGNT-99" for the Smart and "Twisty" for the MINI. (Already have WRITTR for the Audi TT).

glad you're in TX...i was thinking the same thing for the Mrs and I. "AGNT99" on hers and "AGNT86" for mine. OMG, did i really post that? i think i need to go throw up now......