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68style 08-17-2022 05:54 AM

Also it’s not just Canada production it’s world production.

In some casual google searches it looks like Ford built about 34,000 MK3 Focus RS so I don’t think it qualifies anyway…

BIC_BAWS 08-17-2022 10:07 AM

That's why you buy German cars - you don't have share models with these other plebs (joke)

Fun fact, the M3 is just a M3, not a 3 series. The Type R is a Civic. Sad.

Badhobz 08-17-2022 11:20 AM

Lc just a ratrollaBibleThump

bcrdukes 08-17-2022 12:52 PM

I'd liken your LC is limited in production too.

Badhobz 08-17-2022 01:01 PM

you might be right.... i heard it might even discontinue next year, 2023 might be the final year.
https://i.postimg.cc/G2YGNMMm/Capture1.jpghttps://i.postimg.cc/L5pLMz7B/Capture2.jpg

Gerbs 08-17-2022 02:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by richardmozis (Post 9073044)
if you had a letter from Ford saying that less than 1500 were made worldwide in a given year. The reason I say this that there is a 2000 Mustang 'SVT Cobra R' on collector plates in BC. So it is doable even with a sub-model as long as the numbers are there.

Is there a formal letter you need from Mercedes to give to ICBC to get this done?

I just emailed and inquired about the Veloster N and they sent back this
Quote:

"Thank you for contacting Hyundai Canada.
We apologize for the delay in our response.


Please be advised we have reviewed your concern and production worldwide is less than 1500.

We hope this helps.
Congratulations on your purchase!

Thank you for contacting Hyundai Canada.

Sincerely,

Lesley

Customer Relations,
Hyundai Auto Canada
"

SkunkWorks 08-17-2022 02:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gerbs (Post 9073106)
Is there a formal letter you need from Mercedes to give to ICBC to get this done?

I just emailed and inquired about the Veloster N and they sent back this

Has to be 15 years or older at minimum to qualify for limited production.

radeonboy 08-17-2022 03:22 PM

It's pretty hit or miss with the manufacturers as well. I submitted an inquiry regarding RC F / GS F production numbers and both Lexus Canada and USA gave a generic 'we don't share this info' response.

BIC_BAWS 08-17-2022 03:43 PM

Honda Canada also gave a "we don't share this info" response.

68style 08-17-2022 03:44 PM

LOL people thinking they can get collector plates on their 2022! Sure can... in 2037 :)

They also have significant caveats... ie: you cannot drive even ONE day to work or school EVER... and you have to have a primary vehicle insured regularly.

Although you can still get collector plates on an eligible vehicle you drive to/from work and school... like the actual plate... but you just don't get the cost savings.

Gerbs 08-17-2022 04:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SkunkWorks (Post 9073107)
Has to be 15 years or older at minimum to qualify for limited production.

Will check back in 2037 :awwyeah:

Would be nice to have it on your sports cars. It's annoying to store them till summer to save money. If it was $500/year, it'd be nice to drive even in Fall/Winter when it's sunny. With WFH, even one car is pushing it

radeonboy 08-17-2022 04:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 68style (Post 9073124)
LOL people thinking they can get collector plates on their 2022! Sure can... in 2037 :)

I don't think anyone here was aiming to get collector plates on their <15yo car? It's pretty clear-cut what the eligibility requirements are on the ICBC website, but getting official production numbers from the manufacturer for ICBC can be challenging.

Badhobz 08-17-2022 04:46 PM

I’m close to getting the collectors plate on her dads sc430. Can’t wait. Not sure how his new rims will work as they aren’t those pie plates anymore so they might neg it.

68style 08-17-2022 07:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by radeonboy (Post 9073129)
I don't think anyone here was aiming to get collector plates on their <15yo car? It's pretty clear-cut what the eligibility requirements are on the ICBC website, but getting official production numbers from the manufacturer for ICBC can be challenging.

It kinda looked like Gerbs was hopeful :)

Gerbs 08-18-2022 10:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 68style (Post 9073142)
It kinda looked like Gerbs was hopeful :)

I wanted 15-year on the Velo N and 25 year on the S2000.

:toot:

Hopefully I don't sell both by then lol

bcrdukes 08-18-2022 10:55 AM

I predict Honda will mass produce the S2000 soon :troll:

double0seven 08-19-2022 08:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9073194)
I predict Honda will mass produce the S2000 soon :troll:

Don't sell me a dream

donk. 08-19-2022 10:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9073194)
I predict Honda will mass produce the S2000 soon :troll:

S2023 mass production confirmed

Gerbs 08-19-2022 10:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9073194)
I predict Honda will mass produce the S2000 soon :troll:

I didn't have $50 - 58K to buy it brand new in 2009, won't have that in 2029 either.

Traum 08-19-2022 11:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gerbs (Post 9073384)
I didn't have $50 - 58K to buy it brand new in 2009, won't have that in 2029 either.

For at least some of my friends back in the late 90's and through the late 2000's, it wasn't so much that they didn't have the money to buy an ITR or S2k. Instead, while they were car enthusiasts and many have driven or were already driving Hondas, they weren't die hard Honda fanbois. As such, they felt their money would have been better spent on a Bimmer / Mercedes or even a Porsche than blowing it on "just a Honda". Of course, perceptions change, and cult status isn't something people can readily predict.

IMO, that perception has largely changed now, and people -- esp car enthusiasts -- are perfectly comfortable with buying high end, high dollar specialty models from mainstream, mass market manufacturers.

Badhobz 08-20-2022 06:29 AM

that S2k was never a cheap car when they were on sale. i recall seeing a used nsx for 40k in the dealer and was like :heckno: thats overpriced as shit (2005)

GIZZ 08-20-2022 07:51 AM

Back in 2005 I was looking at a gry market 288gto for $55G. I was renting in E Van with no parking, at that time I had 5 beaters insured and parked on the streets around town. I decided to put the money on a house instead, who knew that would now be a $3mil car.

GS8 08-20-2022 10:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by richardmozis (Post 9073044)
The reason I say this that there is a 2000 Mustang 'SVT Cobra R' on collector plates in BC.

https://images.craigslist.org/00w0w_...w_1200x900.jpg

♪Do you see what I seeeeeeeeeee♪

At Blue Star Collection errr I mean Motors. I don't think it's for sale though

SkunkWorks 08-20-2022 10:31 AM

But that's Blue star... Might as well be unobtanium. Probably asking 200 or something ridiculous

GS8 08-20-2022 11:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SkunkWorks (Post 9073401)
But that's Blue star... Might as well be unobtanium. Probably asking 200 or something ridiculous

I know. Was just curious if it's the same one Richard knows of, seeing as Ford only made 107 of them.

I went to Blue Star's page and they have cars listed as 'The Collection' (no price)

It includes 8 Vipers and...

a...:sweetjesus:

1995 White Ford Taurus SE :willnill::eek5r::bowjerk:


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