Argentina
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Passenger series
Motorcycle series
Diplomatic series
Concesionario series
Additional commercial series
Other series
Current passenger series since 1995 in white on black.
The registration consists of three letters followed by three numerals.
The plate is surrounded by a large white band.
At the top of the plate is ARGENTINA in blue capitals. Top left of the plate is the national crest.
Current passenger series since 1995 in white on black.
The registration consists of three letters followed by three numerals.
The plate is surrounded by a large white band.
At the top of the plate is ARGENTINA in blue capitals. Top left of the plate is the national crest.
Current passenger series since 1995 in white on black.
The registration consists of three letters followed by three numerals.
The plate is surrounded by a large black band instead of a white one.
At the top of the plate is ARGENTINA in blue capitals. Top left of the plate is the national crest.
Current passenger series since 1995 in white on black.
The registration consists of three letters followed by three numerals.
The plate is surrounded by a large white band.
At the top of the plate is ARGENTINA in blue capitals. Top left of the plate is the national crest.
The small letter D (dos) in the centre of the plate means this is a first replacement plate.
Current passenger series since 1995 in white on black.
The registration consists of three letters followed by three numerals.
The plate is surrounded by a large white band.
At the top of the plate is ARGENTINA in blue capitals. Top left of the plate is the national crest.
The small letter T (tres) in the centre of the plate means this is a second replacement plate.
Current passenger series since 1995 in white on black.
The registration consists of three letters followed by three numerals.
The plate is surrounded by a large white band.
At the top of the plate is ARGENTINA in blue capitals. Top left of the plate is the national crest.
Note the unofficial sticker in the middle of the plate.
Current passenger series since 1995 in white on black, painted plate.
The registration consists of three letters followed by three numerals.
The plate is surrounded by a large white band.
At the top of the plate is ARGENTINA in blue capitals. Top left of the plate is the national crest.
Former passenger series issued between 1960 and 1995 in white on black.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by six numerals.
The first letter denotes the province where A stands for Salta.
This type of registration is not seen very often anymore (2004).
Former passenger series issued between 1960 and 1995 in white on black.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by six numerals.
The first letter denotes the province where X stands for Cordoba.
This type of registration is not seen very often anymore (2004).
Former passenger series issued between 1960 and 1995 in white on black.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by six numerals.
The first letter denotes the province where V stands for Tierra del Fuego.
This type of registration is not seen very often anymore (2004), certainly not in Tierra del Fuego.
Former passenger series issued between 1960 and 1995 in white on black.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by six numerals.
The first letter denotes the province where Z stands for Santa Cruz.
This type of registration is not seen very often anymore (2004).
Former passenger series issued between 1960 and 1995 in white on black.
The registration consists of one letter above one numeral, followed by six numerals.
Whenever a province reaches 999999, the seventh letter is always placed underneath the province letter.
The first letter denotes the province where C stands for Districto Federal (Buenos Aires).
This type of registration is not seen very often anymore (2004).
Former passenger series issued between 1960 and 1995 in white on black.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by six numerals.
The first letter denotes the province where X stands for Cordoba. In this case the letter has a smaller size.
This type of registration is not seen very often anymore (2004).
Former passenger series issued between 1960 and 1995 in white on black.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by six numerals.
The first letter denotes the province where E stands for Entre Rios.
This type of registration is not seen very often anymore (2004).
The plate is surrounded by a large white band as with the current plates.
At the top of the plate is ARGENTINA in blue capitals. Top left of the plate is the national crest.
Former passenger series issued between 1960 and 1995 in white on black.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by six numerals.
This plate is longer and thus are the letter and numerals more separated from each other.
The first letter denotes the province where X stands for Cordoba.
This type of registration is not seen very often anymore (2004).
Top plate is the second plate next to the regular one below, used for busses in black on white.
The registration consists of four numerals.
Left is a crest and right is the Argentinean flag above the slogan "Corazon de mi Pais".
At the top of the plate is TRANSPORTE DE PASAJEROS in black capitals.
At the bottom of the plate is a letter, unknown significance, and the registration of the bus itself (DMO 116).
The lower plate is the regular Argentinean plate.
Second plate next to the regular one, used for busses in black on white.
The registration consists of four numerals.
Left is a crest and right is the Argentinean flag above the slogan "Corazon de mi Pais".
At the top of the plate is TRANSPORTE DE PASAJEROS in black capitals.
At the bottom of the plate is a letter, unknown significance, and the registration of the bus itself (SEX 404).
Second plate next to the regular one, used for busses in black on white.
The registration consists of four numerals.
Left is a crest and right is the Argentinean flag above the slogan "Corazon de mi Pais".
At the top of the plate is TRANSPORTE DE PASAJEROS in black capitals.
At the bottom of the plate is a letter, unknown significance, and the registration of the bus itself (SIX 749).
Current and second plate used for taxis.
The registration can be anything, depending on the town. The town name is always mentioned (Villa General Belgrano).
In one town all taxis have the same sort of second plate, but between towns, they are completely different.
Taxis in the centre and north of Argentina have these second plates. Taxis in Buenos Aires and the south (mostly) donīt.
Current and second plate used for taxis.
The registration can be anything, depending on the town. The town name is always mentioned (Alta Gracia).
In one town all taxis have the same sort of second plate, but between towns, they are completely different.
Taxis in the centre and north of Argentina have these second plates. Taxis in Buenos Aires and the south (mostly) donīt.
Current and second plate used for taxis.
The registration can be anything, depending on the town. The town name is always mentioned (Capilla del Monte).
In one town all taxis have the same sort of second plate, but between towns, they are completely different.
Taxis in the centre and north of Argentina have these second plates. Taxis in Buenos Aires and the south (mostly) donīt.
Current motorcycle series since 1992 in white on black.
The registration consists of three numerals above three letters.
At the left of the plate, vertically aligned, is a provincial letter above RNPA..
In this case the provincial letter X stands for Cordoba.
Current motorcycle series since 1992 in white on black.
The registration consists of three numerals above three letters.
At the left of the plate, vertically aligned, is a provincial letter above RNPA..
In this case the provincial letter V stands for Tierra del Fuego.
Diplomatic license plate in black on white.
The registration consists of the letters CD, followed by a hyphen and four numerals.
At the bottom of the plate is REP. ARGENTINA in black capitals.
Diplomatic license plate in black on white.
The registration consists of the letters CD, followed by a hyphen and four numerals.
At the bottom of the plate is REP. ARGENTINA in black capitals.
Non-diplomatic Embassy staff license plate in red on light green.
The registration consists of the letters PA, followed by a hyphen and four numerals.
At the bottom of the plate is REP. ARGENTINA in red capitals.
Non-diplomatic Embassy staff license plate in red on light green.
The registration consists of the letters PA, followed by a hyphen and four numerals.
At the bottom of the plate is REP. ARGENTINA in red capitals.
Special Missions license plate in red on light green.
The registration consists of the letters ME, followed by a hyphen and four numerals.
At the bottom of the plate is REP. ARGENTINA in red capitals.
International Missions license plate in red on light green.
The registration consists of the letters OI, followed by a hyphen and four numerals.
At the bottom of the plate is REP. ARGENTINA in red capitals.
Consular corps series for the city of Salta in white on blue.
The registration consists of two numerals, followed by a flag.
There are many different registrations for different cities and provinces.
At the top of the plate is CUERPO CONSULAR in white capitals.
At the bottom of the plate is CIUDAD DE SALTA (City of Salta) in white capitals.
Concesionario series in white on red.
The registration consists of four numerals, followed by a smaller numeral between lines, unknown meaning.
At the top of the plate is CONCESIONARIO in white capitals, meaning car dealer.
Left if the plate is, vertically aligned, RNPA in white capitals.
Additional commercial plate in black on yellow.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by three numerals.
At the top of the plate is ARGENTINA and at the bottom is TRANSPORTE NACIONAL DE CARGAS both in blue.
Unknown military motorcycle series in white on black.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by two numerals.
At the top of the plate is RNPA and at the bottom is REPUBLICA ARGENTINA in white capitals.
Unknown trailer series in white on black.
The registration consists of three numerals, followed by three letters and three numerals.
The plate is surrounded by a large white band.
At the top of the plate is ARGENTINA in blue capitals. Top left of the plate is the national crest.
During three weeks in Argentina, I saw only one of this type of plates.
