SC68 D Registration Plates
Glasgow, Scotland — registered September 2018 to February 2019
28 vehicles currently on the road with an SC68 D plate. Check any vehicle below for MOT history, write-off status and valuation.
28 vehicles with SC68 D registrations
Most common: Mercedes-Benz (14), Honda (7), Ford (4), Kia (2), Jeep (1)
SC68 DVL
Ford Ecosport
PetrolGrey998cc14,735 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DVM
Ford Ecosport
PetrolGrey998cc59,268 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DVT
Honda Cr-V
Hybrid Electric (Clean)Red1993cc60,638 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DVV
Honda Cr-V
PetrolGrey1498cc62,158 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DXB
Honda Cr-V
PetrolGrey1498cc66,955 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DOG
Jeep Renegade
DieselWhite1598cc61,058 mi
8 yrs old
SC68 DTN
Kia Picanto
PetrolBlue998cc42,501 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DTX
Kia Sportage
PetrolGrey1591cc83,212 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DDE
Mercedes-Benz Citan
DieselWhite1461cc190,750 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DDK
Mercedes-Benz Citan
DieselWhite1461cc243,555 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DDN
Mercedes-Benz Citan
DieselWhite1461cc200,750 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DDO
Mercedes-Benz Citan
DieselWhite1461cc255,255 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DDZ
Mercedes-Benz Citan
DieselWhite1461cc234,695 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DFE
Mercedes-Benz Citan
DieselWhite1461cc191,703 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DSY
Mercedes-Benz Cla
PetrolGrey1595cc95,861 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DFC
Mercedes-Benz Glc
DieselBlue2143cc71,997 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DDF
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
DieselBlue2143cc119,732 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DFJ
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
DieselWhite2143cc187,785 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DBO
Mercedes-Benz Vito
DieselWhite1598cc80,958 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DBU
Mercedes-Benz Vito
DieselWhite1598cc117,246 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DBV
Mercedes-Benz Vito
DieselWhite1598cc135,102 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 DFX
Mercedes-Benz Vito
DieselWhite1598cc89,671 mi
7 yrs old
SC68 D plate FAQs
What cars have a SC68 D registration?
There are 28 vehicles with the SC68 D prefix. Most common: Mercedes-Benz (14), Honda (7), Ford (4), Kia (2), Jeep (1). Registered in Glasgow between 1 September 2018 and 28 February 2019.
Where is a SC68 D plate from?
SC68 D plates were issued by DVLA Glasgow in the Scotland region between 1 September 2018 and 28 February 2019.