Dont they have a character limit?

Souvenir plate. Look at the lower right and says not for official use

It’s a souvenir, but that makes me wonder whether putting this on your car (in a state that doesn’t require front plates) is even legal.

It’s seven

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You’re also legally required to have front and rear license plates in CA (but they rarely enforce it).

California.

California

California-nia.

I have a CA front plate and AZ rear plate on my car. AZ doesn’t require a front plate and I’m too lazy to remove the CA front plate from my car. Been that way for the last 17 years

I read this in Michael Scott-doing-Arnold Schwarzenegger's-accent('s) voice.

You've been driving the same car for 17 years?

Yeah, you can buy these on Amazon. The real plates say "dmv.ca.gov" instead of "the golden state", and legitimate plates have registration tags instead of "made in usa".

I drive my wife’s car on occasion. I put about ~10,000 miles on my car per year. It is a 2000 Honda Civic

If it’s the original plate that came from the civic does it have the “Sesquicentennial - 150 Years” on it? Those are so cool. If you registered in Arizona 17 years ago it also means you have an embossed plate vs the ugly flat style they switched to in 2008. Don’t even get me started on Arizona’s new numbering system. Lol

Unfortunately, I didn’t buy it new, I picked it up in April 2004 in California and received new plates with the title and registration.

I do, however, have the old 6 digit license plate here in AZ, but the colors are starting to look dull. Not sure if that’s what you’re referring to

Oh bummer.

Yeah, that’s what I’m referring to. My grandfather has one on his Audi that I think is cool looking that he’s had for over 22 years now. I also like the blue letters on them vs the black on the new ones.

Man those Civics last forever. Prob got another 17 years on it!