Number Plate Auctions
National Numbers auction service leads our clients through the whole auction process from advising a hammer price to listening to the bidding live on their lot.
No other dealer has more experience of DVLA auctions, with many satisfied auction clients.
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Testimonials
AO07 GEO
Easy company to deal with.
E15 SAM
Had moved abroad but everything still went very smoothly
SC07 THL
A very smooth and easy process with the paperwork arriving after about a week. I compared to other sites and found these the best value for money.
LE60 OSE
Some of the finance setup was a bit clunky but that's not National Numbers' fault. Happy with the service. If I had a fleet of cars then I'd happily use them again for each one.... but I haven't.
M6 SKM
Easy well happy
N31 YLE
Very pleased with the service and highly recommend to people.
ME05 DEV
Would have been 5 star only they arrived not in a box that they couldn't be identified as number plates and an invoice for National Numbers stuck on the front. I had ticked the box for surprise gift.
PS06 CAL
Everything was efficiently attended to with professionalism and friendliness.
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