BG54 U Registration Plates

Birmingham, Birmingham — registered September 2004 to February 2005

16 vehicles currently on the road with a BG54 U plate. Check any vehicle below for MOT history, write-off status and valuation.

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16 vehicles with BG54 U registrations

Most common: Ford (10), Vauxhall (2), Chrysler-Jeep (1), Peugeot (1), Skoda (1)

BG54 USC
Chrysler-Jeep Grand Voyager
DieselBlack2776cc199,956 mi
21 yrs old
BG54 UHW
Ford Fiesta
PetrolSilver1242cc93,827 mi
22 yrs old
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BG54 UUP
Ford Fiesta
PetrolSilver1388cc103,801 mi
22 yrs old
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BG54 UXF
Ford Fiesta
PetrolSilver1242cc40,590 mi
22 yrs old
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BG54 UWJ
Ford Focus
DieselBlue1753cc112,734 mi
22 yrs old
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BG54 UWN
Ford Focus
PetrolBlack1596cc88,984 mi
22 yrs old
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BG54 UZJ
Ford Focus
PetrolBlue1596cc107,863 mi
22 yrs old
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BG54 UNP
Ford Focus C-Max
DieselSilver1560cc79,836 mi
22 yrs old
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BG54 UUL
Ford Focus C-Max
DieselBlue1560cc136,683 mi
22 yrs old
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BG54 UWL
Ford Ranger
DieselBlack2500cc120,542 mi
22 yrs old
BG54 UEM
Ford Transit Connect
PetrolRed1796cc83,493 mi
22 yrs old
BG54 UBC
Peugeot 206
PetrolRed1124cc80,505 mi
22 yrs old
BG54 UPW
Skoda Fabia
PetrolSilver1390cc129,825 mi
22 yrs old
BG54 UYH
Toyota Avensis
DieselSilver1995cc181,165 mi
21 yrs old
BG54 UDJ
Vauxhall Combo
DieselWhite1686cc117,971 mi
22 yrs old
BG54 UEC
Vauxhall Corsa
PetrolSilver973cc44,571 mi
22 yrs old
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BG54 U plate FAQs

What cars have a BG54 U registration?

There are 16 vehicles with the BG54 U prefix. Most common: Ford (10), Vauxhall (2), Chrysler-Jeep (1), Peugeot (1), Skoda (1). Registered in Birmingham between 1 September 2004 and 28 February 2005.

Where is a BG54 U plate from?

BG54 U plates were issued by DVLA Birmingham in the Birmingham region between 1 September 2004 and 28 February 2005.