AF09 T Registration Plates

Peterborough, Anglia — registered March 2009 to August 2009

20 vehicles currently on the road with an AF09 T plate. Check any vehicle below for MOT history, write-off status and valuation.

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20 vehicles with AF09 T registrations

Most common: Volkswagen (6), Toyota (5), Bmw (2), Skoda (2), Audi (1)

AF09 TNT
Audi A5
PetrolBlack1984cc56,626 mi
9 yrs old
AF09 TVA
Bmw 118
DieselBlack1995cc183,635 mi
17 yrs old
AF09 TVE
Bmw 3 Series
DieselSilver1995cc171,972 mi
17 yrs old
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AF09 TNK
Kia Picanto
PetrolSilver1086cc35,476 mi
17 yrs old
AF09 TVM
Mini Mini
PetrolSilver1598cc73,324 mi
17 yrs old
AF09 TDZ
Nissan Micra
PetrolGrey1240cc79,606 mi
17 yrs old
AF09 TWU
Skoda Fabia
PetrolWhite1198cc100,050 mi
17 yrs old
AF09 TXB
Skoda Fabia
PetrolSilver1390cc105,318 mi
17 yrs old
AF09 TYP
Toyota Auris
PetrolRed1329cc78,024 mi
17 yrs old
AF09 TYU
Toyota Auris
PetrolBlack1329cc176,583 mi
17 yrs old
AF09 TZD
Toyota Aygo
PetrolBlue998cc84,451 mi
17 yrs old
AF09 TZT
Toyota Aygo
PetrolBlue998cc32,665 mi
17 yrs old
AF09 TZM
Toyota Hilux
DieselWhite2982cc76,461 mi
17 yrs old
AF09 TJY
Vauxhall Meriva
PetrolSilver1364cc73,066 mi
17 yrs old
AF09 TXV
Volkswagen Golf
PetrolBlack1390cc123,985 mi
17 yrs old
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AF09 TXE
Volkswagen Polo
DieselBlue1422cc76,418 mi
17 yrs old
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AF09 TXK
Volkswagen Polo
DieselRed1422cc115,950 mi
17 yrs old
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AF09 TPU
Volkswagen Tiguan
DieselGrey1968cc119,299 mi
17 yrs old
AF09 TRZ
Volkswagen Tiguan
PetrolBlue1390cc145,615 mi
17 yrs old
AF09 TTV
Volkswagen Tiguan
DieselBlue1968cc165,226 mi
17 yrs old
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AF09 T plate FAQs

What cars have a AF09 T registration?

There are 20 vehicles with the AF09 T prefix. Most common: Volkswagen (6), Toyota (5), Bmw (2), Skoda (2), Audi (1). Registered in Peterborough between 1 March 2009 and 31 August 2009.

Where is a AF09 T plate from?

AF09 T plates were issued by DVLA Peterborough in the Anglia region between 1 March 2009 and 31 August 2009.