AM53 L Registration Plates

Peterborough, Anglia — registered September 2003 to February 2004

19 vehicles currently on the road with an AM53 L plate. Check any vehicle below for MOT history, write-off status and valuation.

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19 vehicles with AM53 L registrations

Most common: Audi (4), Bmw (2), Nissan (2), Seat (2), Aston Martin (1)

AM53 LMS
Aston Martin V8 Vantage
PetrolSilver4735cc45,929 mi
16 yrs old
AM53 LSK
Audi A3
DieselWhite1598cc86,119 mi
12 yrs old
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AM53 LJK
Audi A4
DieselBlue1968cc227,881 mi
17 yrs old
AM53 LNE
Audi A4
DieselSilver1968cc254,453 mi
18 yrs old
AM53 LKA
Audi Q7 Sln Blk Ed 55tfsi Mhev Qt A
PetrolBlack2995cc54,324 mi
5 yrs old
AM53 LWF
Bmw 320
DieselWhite1995cc78,783 mi
14 yrs old
AM53 LJC
Bmw X4
DieselBlack1995cc150,643 mi
11 yrs old
AM53 LMB
Citroen Ds3
PetrolBlack1598cc32,805 mi
13 yrs old
AM53 LJG
Ford Fiesta
PetrolRed998cc88,030 mi
8 yrs old
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AM53 LYZ
Honda Jazz
PetrolBrown1339cc74,042 mi
12 yrs old
AM53 LAB
Land Rover Freelander
DieselBlue2179cc167,562 mi
17 yrs old
AM53 LUZ
Mercedes-Benz A 200
DieselBlack1796cc86,061 mi
12 yrs old
AM53 LOC
Nissan Juke
DieselBlack1461cc100,278 mi
13 yrs old
AM53 LGS
Nissan Primastar
DieselBlack1997cc142,659 mi
15 yrs old
AM53 LYU
Renault Megane Scenic
DieselSilver1598cc84,741 mi
10 yrs old
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AM53 LAT
Seat Ibiza
DieselGrey1598cc113,237 mi
13 yrs old
AM53 LYE
Seat Mii
PetrolBeige999cc52,010 mi
12 yrs old
AM53 LKR
Volkswagen Tiguan R-Line Tsi S-A
PetrolGrey1498cc25,785 mi
5 yrs old
AM53 LEM
Volvo Xc90 R-Design T8 Rcharge Awd A
Hybrid Electric (Clean)Black1969cc40,900 mi
5 yrs old
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AM53 L plate FAQs

What cars have a AM53 L registration?

There are 19 vehicles with the AM53 L prefix. Most common: Audi (4), Bmw (2), Nissan (2), Seat (2), Aston Martin (1). Registered in Peterborough between 1 September 2003 and 28 February 2004.

Where is a AM53 L plate from?

AM53 L plates were issued by DVLA Peterborough in the Anglia region between 1 September 2003 and 28 February 2004.