HF57 H Registration Plates

Bournemouth, Hampshire and Dorset — registered September 2007 to February 2008

20 vehicles currently on the road with an HF57 H plate. Check any vehicle below for MOT history, write-off status and valuation.

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20 vehicles with HF57 H registrations

Most common: Renault (6), Nissan (3), Peugeot (2), Triumph (2), Yamaha (2)

HF57 HFH
Ducati Hypermotard 1100
PetrolRed1078cc891 mi
19 yrs old
HF57 HKD
Ford Mondeo
DieselSilver1997cc191,703 mi
19 yrs old
HF57 HFP
Isuzu Trucks Nkr 77 Turbo Electric Di
DieselWhite2999cc129,722 mi
19 yrs old
HF57 HRP
Nissan Navara
DieselBlue2488cc53,090 mi
18 yrs old
HF57 HRU
Nissan Navara
DieselBlue2488cc56,186 mi
18 yrs old
HF57 HSY
Nissan Navara
DieselBlue2488cc49,424 mi
18 yrs old
HF57 HRC
Peugeot Boxer
DieselWhite2198cc53,070 mi
19 yrs old
HF57 HRD
Peugeot Boxer
DieselWhite2198cc51,314 mi
19 yrs old
HF57 HYS
Piaggio Zip
PetrolRed100cc35,036 mi
18 yrs old
HF57 HMC
Renault Master
DieselGrey2463cc107,250 mi
19 yrs old
HF57 HME
Renault Master
DieselGrey2464cc170,179 mi
19 yrs old
HF57 HMO
Renault Master
DieselGrey2463cc155,776 mi
19 yrs old
HF57 HNK
Renault Master
DieselGrey2464cc131,752 mi
19 yrs old
HF57 HNO
Renault Master
DieselGrey2463cc145,070 mi
19 yrs old
HF57 HNZ
Renault Master
DieselGrey2464cc136,632 mi
19 yrs old
HF57 HCL
Triumph Bonneville
PetrolYellow865cc17,084 mi
19 yrs old
HF57 HCH
Triumph Street Triple
PetrolBlack675cc22,601 mi
19 yrs old
HF57 HUY
Vauxhall Astra
DieselBlue1686cc113,751 mi
18 yrs old
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HF57 HYG
Yamaha Fzr1000
PetrolBlue1002cc44,131 mi
18 yrs old
HF57 HXT
Yamaha Xt660x
PetrolWhite660cc24,166 mi
18 yrs old
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HF57 H plate FAQs

What cars have a HF57 H registration?

There are 20 vehicles with the HF57 H prefix. Most common: Renault (6), Nissan (3), Peugeot (2), Triumph (2), Yamaha (2). Registered in Bournemouth between 1 September 2007 and 28 February 2008.

Where is a HF57 H plate from?

HF57 H plates were issued by DVLA Bournemouth in the Hampshire and Dorset region between 1 September 2007 and 28 February 2008.