Where was the UG03C number plate registered?

Vehicles with the UG03C prefix were first registered in the UK through official DVLA regional allocation tag UG.

What year was a UG03C registration plate released?

The UG03C series was issued during March 2003 to August 2003.

What is the MOT pass rate for UG03C vehicles?

Vehicles in the UG03C cohort demonstrate an average historical MOT pass rate of 60% based on 10 recorded DVSA inspections.

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UG03C Series Number Plates

UK vehicles during March 2003 to August 2003 with registration prefix UG03C.

Area Office: DVLA Region (UG)
Release Period: March 2003 to August 2003
Tracked in Batch: 2 vehicles
MOT Pass Rate: 60%

Popular Makes

FORD 100% (2)

60%

Average MOT Pass Rate

Based on 10 historical tests

Common Colors

BLUE1 vehicles

Red1 vehicles

Active Plates in UG03C Series(2 of 2 displayed)

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UG03CAB

TaxedMOT Valid

FORD TRANSIT

2.2L · DIESEL · BLUE

First Used: Jul 2011
MOT Expiry: 17 Nov 2026
Tax Status: Taxed
Color: BLUE

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UG03CWG

TaxedMOT Valid

FORD FIESTA

1.0L · Petrol · Red

First Used: May 2013
MOT Expiry: 31 Jul 2027
Tax Status: Taxed
Color: Red

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Reliability & Common Problem Guides for UG03C Makes

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Frequently Asked Questions about UG03C Plates

Where was the UG03C number plate series registered?

Vehicles starting with UG03C were assigned to the DVLA regional office covering the UK. The first two letters (UG) identify the memory tag assigned by the DVLA.

What registration period is UG03C?

The UG03C age identifier corresponds to vehicles first registered between March 2003 to August 2003.

How can I check the MOT history of a UG03C vehicle?

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