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RM10.7mil bid for H1 registration number draws attention

SHAH ALAM: The coveted “H1” vehicle registration number has reportedly attracted a staggering RM10.7 million bid following the close of bidding for the Road Transport Department’s (RTD) special H series.

RM10.7mil bid for H1 registration number draws attention

Shah Alam: The highly sought-after H1 vehicle registration number has reportedly drawn a massive RM10.7 million bid following the conclusion of the bidding process for the RTD's special H series. The eye-popping figure surfaced on social media today, drawing the attention of many users who were taken aback by its size. The H series, ranging from H1 to H9999, was opened for bidding through the JPJeBid system from September 16 to September 20.

The results are expected to be announced today, though the RTD has not yet officially confirmed if the RM10.7 million bid corresponds to the winning bid for H1. Social media posts displayed a sequence of bids, including RM10.7 million, RM666,666, and RM555,777 for the H1 plate. The special H series was launched by RTD Director-General Datuk Aedy Fadly Ramli on September 14, coinciding with Malaysia Day celebrations.

Ramli emphasized the series' significance as the final single-letter registration prefix to be offered by the department and the government. The letter H was selected to symbolize harmony, representing the message of unity and harmony associated with Malaysia Day. Ramli stated that the H series embodies harmony and the harmony of our country.

He further noted that this is the last single-letter series to be offered by the RTD, as there will be no more following this. He urged Malaysians to seize the opportunity to bid for this very special registration number series.

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