LS54 D Registration Plates

Stanmore, London — registered September 2004 to February 2005

18 vehicles currently on the road with an LS54 D plate. Check any vehicle below for MOT history, write-off status and valuation.

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18 vehicles with LS54 D registrations

Most common: Volkswagen (7), Audi (2), Citroen (2), Ford (2), Honda (1)

LS54 DFD
Audi A4
DieselGrey1896cc187,680 mi
22 yrs old
LS54 DLE
Audi A5
PetrolGrey2894cc48,725 mi
7 yrs old
LS54 DRO
Citroen Berlingo
DieselBlue1997cc213,498 mi
22 yrs old
LS54 DPV
Citroen C3
PetrolBlue1124cc57,605 mi
22 yrs old
LS54 DAD
Ford Transit
DieselRed2198cc111,074 mi
11 yrs old
LS54 DOG
Ford Transit Connect
DieselWhite1499cc69,505 mi
6 yrs old
LS54 DLF
Honda Vt 750 C-5
PetrolBlack745cc9,460 mi
22 yrs old
LS54 DRS
Hyundai Kona Premium Se Gdi Hev S-A
Hybrid Electric (Clean)Black1580cc32,514 mi
6 yrs old
LS54 DHN
Mini Mini
PetrolBlue1598cc122,783 mi
22 yrs old
LS54 DAS
Vauxhall Corsa
PetrolGrey1229cc86,380 mi
15 yrs old
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LS54 DTX
Volkswagen Golf
DieselBlue1900cc128,975 mi
22 yrs old
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LS54 DUJ
Volkswagen Golf
PetrolBlack1600cc110,577 mi
22 yrs old
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LS54 DXR
Volkswagen Passat
DieselSilver1896cc210,182 mi
22 yrs old
LS54 DTF
Volkswagen Polo
PetrolSilver1390cc4,678 mi
22 yrs old
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LS54 DYX
Volkswagen Polo
PetrolBlue1390cc86,549 mi
22 yrs old
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LS54 DAV
Volkswagen T-Roc
DieselGrey1598cc52,437 mi
7 yrs old
LS54 DYD
Volkswagen Touran
DieselBlack1896cc123,696 mi
22 yrs old
LS54 DSU
Volvo V70
DieselGreen2401cc201,250 mi
22 yrs old
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LS54 D plate FAQs

What cars have a LS54 D registration?

There are 18 vehicles with the LS54 D prefix. Most common: Volkswagen (7), Audi (2), Citroen (2), Ford (2), Honda (1). Registered in Stanmore between 1 September 2004 and 28 February 2005.

Where is a LS54 D plate from?

LS54 D plates were issued by DVLA Stanmore in the London region between 1 September 2004 and 28 February 2005.