Registration plate 
Official local mnemonic: West of England
Postal area: Exeter
Issued: between september 2007 and february 2008
Grey Chrysler, manufactured in 2007, first registered on 1 September 2007. Cylinder capacity: 2776cc, CO2 emissions: 225 g/km.
Official local mnemonic: West of EnglandPostal area: Exeter
Issued: between september 2007 and february 2008
Grey Chrysler, manufactured in 2007, first registered on 1 September 2007. Cylinder capacity: 2776cc, CO2 emissions: 225 g/km.
✗ Untaxed Tax due: 1 February 2023
✗ No MOT Expired: 14 September 2023
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WJ57 HTX
Lurch Spaceman2023-05-14 19:33:10
I'm going to surmise that some idiot with an Indian licence tailgated you then crashed into because she never learned how to drive (I've seen the Indian test, you're right, it's pointless) and was tailgating you, and when she tried to claim on her insurance, they told her she wasn't getting a penny as she crashed into the rear of your car. And then she got mad.
I'm going to surmise that some idiot with an Indian licence tailgated you then crashed into because she never learned how to drive (I've seen the Indian test, you're right, it's pointless) and was tailgating you, and when she tried to claim on her insurance, they told her she wasn't getting a penny as she crashed into the rear of your car. And then she got mad.
WJ57 HTX
Genius2023-05-07 23:50:49
His standards slipped. Perhaps he has not been sleeping enough or got confused by road markings. However, I've no doubt that his standards will improve due to his genius. Just recently, he was able to parallel park in a space roughly the size of one he'd fucked up on previously.
His standards slipped. Perhaps he has not been sleeping enough or got confused by road markings. However, I've no doubt that his standards will improve due to his genius. Just recently, he was able to parallel park in a space roughly the size of one he'd fucked up on previously.
WJ57 HTX
Totally not the same person posting other comments2023-02-10 20:20:42
As of February 2023, whoever drives this car is amazing. His or skills are absolutely brilliant.
As of February 2023, whoever drives this car is amazing. His or skills are absolutely brilliant.
WJ57 HTX
Tall Human2023-02-07 00:05:32
I've seen this registration plate too! The driver is a bit crap at reversing at times, and his parking skills aren't so great - though to be fair it would help if idiots didn't tailgate in car parks, so people could actually reverse into spaces - but he's such a good driver!
He doesn't run cyclists over even when they're asking for it by being utter cunts, and when someone does something stupid, he rarely beeps, just carries on driving like the brilliant driver he is!
I've seen this registration plate too! The driver is a bit crap at reversing at times, and his parking skills aren't so great - though to be fair it would help if idiots didn't tailgate in car parks, so people could actually reverse into spaces - but he's such a good driver!
He doesn't run cyclists over even when they're asking for it by being utter cunts, and when someone does something stupid, he rarely beeps, just carries on driving like the brilliant driver he is!
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Lurch Spaceman2023-01-27 04:04:44
Absolutely amazed by this driver. Some idiot pulled out right in front of him, but he was able to stop in time. No messing around beeping the horn, just focusing on stopping the car. I'd given plenty of space as I'm not an idiotic tailgater. We were headed the same way for a while along a stretch of dual carriageway, and some idiot Merseyside cop cut right across his lane. He manage to avoid a collision but then had the good sense to quickly beep at the police driver to show him what an idiot he was (sadly poor driving is typical of Merseyside cops; they also pressure people to go through red lights - and the cops aren't going to take responsibility if a crash is caused as a result or a driver gets fined - even at crossroads, and speed and don't indicate).
I saw the same driver another day, driving amazingly in snow, Other drivers were barreling along at stupid speeds (again, including a cop), yet this guy wasn't. He was driving sensibly for the conditions, as was I.
What amazes me is finding out when we both stopped at a petrol station that the guy's only been driving (since getting his licence) for less than a year!
I don't know why I've seen this driver so much, but to add to my amazement, I also saw him one a single track road (the sort that are only wide enough for one vehicle and have passing places) and it's a pretty big and wide car and there was traffic behind him and oncoming traffic, and not a very big passing place. He was at the front of the cars on my side and, without getting angry or impatient, he carefully managed to make enough space (he had to go into the branches of a hedge a bit but was clearly being careful) to get everyone past each other safely. For someone who hasn't been driving very long, that was absolutely brilliant!
Absolutely amazed by this driver. Some idiot pulled out right in front of him, but he was able to stop in time. No messing around beeping the horn, just focusing on stopping the car. I'd given plenty of space as I'm not an idiotic tailgater. We were headed the same way for a while along a stretch of dual carriageway, and some idiot Merseyside cop cut right across his lane. He manage to avoid a collision but then had the good sense to quickly beep at the police driver to show him what an idiot he was (sadly poor driving is typical of Merseyside cops; they also pressure people to go through red lights - and the cops aren't going to take responsibility if a crash is caused as a result or a driver gets fined - even at crossroads, and speed and don't indicate).
I saw the same driver another day, driving amazingly in snow, Other drivers were barreling along at stupid speeds (again, including a cop), yet this guy wasn't. He was driving sensibly for the conditions, as was I.
What amazes me is finding out when we both stopped at a petrol station that the guy's only been driving (since getting his licence) for less than a year!
I don't know why I've seen this driver so much, but to add to my amazement, I also saw him one a single track road (the sort that are only wide enough for one vehicle and have passing places) and it's a pretty big and wide car and there was traffic behind him and oncoming traffic, and not a very big passing place. He was at the front of the cars on my side and, without getting angry or impatient, he carefully managed to make enough space (he had to go into the branches of a hedge a bit but was clearly being careful) to get everyone past each other safely. For someone who hasn't been driving very long, that was absolutely brilliant!
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His standards have massively improved. Just yesterday, I saw him avoid an accident with some muppet that drove out in front of him. Glad to see he's back to his high standard of driving and not doing stupid things like tailgating a giant car with two signs on the back and a massive fucking step sticking out of it, wrecking your own car because your licence is from India (not racist, watch a video of the test in India, it may as well not exist, it's that easy and takes 5 minutes - yet people with that so-called licence can drive in the UK for up to a year, putting our lives at risk) and then getting mad because your insurer tells you piss off.