DVLA warns public over ‘Goro Boys’

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• NANA Tsinkorang 10 years ago

  I think that DVLA should stop adding the year of registration to vehicle number plate.
  Many Ghanaian car buyers are made to believe or have perception that the year of registration shows how new that car is but truly age or ...
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  I think that DVLA should stop adding the year of registration to vehicle number plate.
  Many Ghanaian car buyers are made to believe or have perception that the year of registration shows how new that car is but truly age or quality of a car has nothing to do with when it was registered.

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• JB Ansong 10 years ago

  What I know from my experience in Germany is the year of make and the and Kilometerstand that determine the price of a vehicle, and not when the last owner registered the vehicle.

  What I know from my experience in Germany is the year of make and the and Kilometerstand that determine the price of a vehicle, and not when the last owner registered the vehicle.

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• Didier 10 years ago

  So what is the big deal about getting a 2014 license plate? I cannot understand muy fellow Ghanaians at times. Same is driving around with the red tags which signifies that the person or the car belongs to someone who just ...
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  So what is the big deal about getting a 2014 license plate? I cannot understand muy fellow Ghanaians at times. Same is driving around with the red tags which signifies that the person or the car belongs to someone who just arrived from overseas... SO FREAKING WHAT? What is the big deal? We focus all of our energies on stupid unproductive stuff. Who gives a shit about the year a car was registered? If Ghanaians want to pay for that nonsense then the Government must turn this into a money making avenue. How about changing all licence plates every year and have those who want to stay current pay a premium for that? Amazing.....

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