AK55 D Registration Plates

Peterborough, Anglia — registered September 2005 to February 2006

16 vehicles currently on the road with an AK55 D plate. Check any vehicle below for MOT history, write-off status and valuation.

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16 vehicles with AK55 D registrations

Most common: Volkswagen (12), Ford (2), Mercedes-Benz (1), Toyota (1)

AK55 DAW
Ford Fiesta
PetrolBlack1242cc98,180 mi
17 yrs old
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AK55 DAG
Ford Focus St
PetrolOrange2261cc38,736 mi
7 yrs old
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AK55 DAL
Mercedes-Benz E
DieselBlack2143cc133,166 mi
15 yrs old
AK55 DAS
Toyota Rav4
DieselGreen2231cc73,433 mi
13 yrs old
AK55 DLN
Volkswagen Golf
PetrolSilver1400cc120,389 mi
21 yrs old
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AK55 DYT
Volkswagen Passat
DieselGrey1896cc136,976 mi
21 yrs old
AK55 DAA
Volkswagen Polo
PetrolSilver1400cc119,880 mi
21 yrs old
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AK55 DBO
Volkswagen Polo
PetrolBlack1400cc52,532 mi
21 yrs old
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AK55 DHG
Volkswagen Polo
PetrolSilver1198cc74,292 mi
21 yrs old
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AK55 DRX
Volkswagen Polo
PetrolBlue1400cc60,015 mi
21 yrs old
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AK55 DWF
Volkswagen Polo
DieselSilver1400cc50,661 mi
21 yrs old
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AK55 DVT
Volkswagen Sharan
DieselGrey1896cc164,984 mi
21 yrs old
AK55 DEU
Volkswagen Touran
DieselSilver1896cc176,953 mi
21 yrs old
AK55 DNJ
Volkswagen Touran
DieselGrey1896cc262,859 mi
21 yrs old
AK55 DOJ
Volkswagen Touran
DieselGrey1896cc166,595 mi
21 yrs old
AK55 DUB
Volkswagen Transporter
DieselSilver2460cc253,512 mi
21 yrs old
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AK55 D plate FAQs

What cars have a AK55 D registration?

There are 16 vehicles with the AK55 D prefix. Most common: Volkswagen (12), Ford (2), Mercedes-Benz (1), Toyota (1). Registered in Peterborough between 1 September 2005 and 28 February 2006.

Where is a AK55 D plate from?

AK55 D plates were issued by DVLA Peterborough in the Anglia region between 1 September 2005 and 28 February 2006.