SO59 G Registration Plates

Edinburgh, Scotland — registered September 2009 to February 2010

19 vehicles currently on the road with an SO59 G plate. Check any vehicle below for MOT history, write-off status and valuation.

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19 vehicles with SO59 G registrations

Most common: Fiat (6), Volkswagen (4), Kia (3), Hyundai (2), Chevrolet (1)

SO59 GFX
Chevrolet Captiva
DieselSilver1991cc116,956 mi
16 yrs old
SO59 GWC
Fiat 500
PetrolRed1242cc
16 yrs old
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SO59 GXF
Fiat 500
PetrolBlue1242cc93,610 mi
16 yrs old
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SO59 GZH
Fiat 500
PetrolGrey1242cc13,785 mi
16 yrs old
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SO59 GWJ
Fiat Panda
PetrolBlue1108cc33,061 mi
16 yrs old
SO59 GXB
Fiat Panda
PetrolBlack1108cc63,334 mi
16 yrs old
SO59 GXE
Fiat Panda
PetrolWhite1108cc78,910 mi
16 yrs old
SO59 GZA
Honda Civic
PetrolBlack1799cc175,899 mi
16 yrs old
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SO59 GDJ
Hyundai I10
PetrolRed1248cc30,019 mi
16 yrs old
SO59 GDX
Hyundai I10
PetrolBlue1248cc92,037 mi
16 yrs old
SO59 GUU
Kia Carens
DieselSilver1991cc75,903 mi
16 yrs old
SO59 GUW
Kia Picanto
PetrolSilver999cc72,913 mi
16 yrs old
SO59 GUX
Kia Picanto
PetrolBlack999cc92,569 mi
16 yrs old
SO59 GNN
Land Rover Freelander
DieselWhite2179cc150,372 mi
16 yrs old
SO59 GCF
Seat Ibiza
PetrolRed1390cc64,999 mi
16 yrs old
SO59 GGZ
Volkswagen Golf
DieselBlue1598cc67,726 mi
16 yrs old
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SO59 GHN
Volkswagen Passat
DieselBlue1968cc167,708 mi
16 yrs old
SO59 GHB
Volkswagen Polo
PetrolBlack1198cc113,242 mi
16 yrs old
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SO59 GGU
Volkswagen Touareg
DieselBlue2967cc156,684 mi
16 yrs old
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SO59 G plate FAQs

What cars have a SO59 G registration?

There are 19 vehicles with the SO59 G prefix. Most common: Fiat (6), Volkswagen (4), Kia (3), Hyundai (2), Chevrolet (1). Registered in Edinburgh between 1 September 2009 and 28 February 2010.

Where is a SO59 G plate from?

SO59 G plates were issued by DVLA Edinburgh in the Scotland region between 1 September 2009 and 28 February 2010.