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Johor Royal Wins 'F1' Registration

Johor Ruler Sultan Ibrahim Ibni Almarhum Sultan Iskandar (pic) has added one of the most sought-after registration number plates to his collection – F1.

He bid for it for RM836,660 (USD210,000).

This was the highest amount the Sultan of Johor has paid for a number plate, having won W1N for RM748,000 in 2014 and WWW1 for RM520,000 in 2012.

The W1N and WWW1 plates were used on Sultan Ibrahim’s Proton Suprima S and Proton Satria Neo respectively.

The other winning bidders for the “F” prefix were Sultan of Kelantan Sultan Muhammad V for F12 at RM110,000, Goh Fong Yee for F2 at RM514,800, Trans Penang Inns Sdn Bhd for F9 at RM404,800, PLI Trading Sdn Bhd for F7 at RM396,000, TSE Modul Inisiatif Sdn Bhd at RM385,000 for F8, Wee Ka Keng for F5 at RM366,520 and Herald Accord Sdn Bhd for F3 at RM344,300.

Other interesting bids were F333 which went to Lee Chan Char for RM355,000 and F888 which went to Wan Hazreek Putra Hussain Yusuf for RM188,000.

The Road Transport Depart*ment (JPJ) has received 11,683 registration forms bidding for the new Putrajaya “F” prefix, which is the second highest after the “WWW” series issued by JPJ in 2012.

On May 19, Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Abdul Aziz Kaprawi said vehicles registered in Putrajaya and Kuala Lumpur will have a new prefix of registration number beginning with “F” and “V” respectively.

Below are some pictures, of him fitting temporarily the F1 registration on his local ride national car (Proton Perdana) and another previously won bid WWW1 (RM800,000 ~ USD210,000).

Let's see who gets the VIP1 number which will be released soon

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The Johor royalty is involved in a variety of businesses, including a power plant and property development in Johor.

The Sultan emerged as Malaysian telecommunications firm Redtone's largest shareholder after he upped his stake in the firm to 20 per cent from 4.8 per cent. He recently talked about his business ventures, saying: “I believe it is healthy for royalty to be involved in proper and legitimate businesses rather than to be in dubious businesses that harm the image of the institution.

“Let's be honest here, we are a constitutional monarch. I have to earn my living like everyone else. I cannot depend on my allowances of RM27,000 a month. I must earn a living, like ordinary Malaysians,” he added.


yea $6,774.94 a month for a sultan is a bit short to struggle through life

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http://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-...ultan-of-johor

I still doubt if he will be installed as King like his father .. I love this guy and their kingdom, they even do have power to exit Malaysia at any point of time

[commondenom]

buy's F1 number plate......puts it on slow ass car




arabs

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Originally Posted by commondenom ↗

buy's F1 number plate......puts it on slow ass car

arabs

he's always like that, doing things for fun and Google Images the keyword "tmj supercars collection" .. he has tonnes of supercars, including a purple LaFerrari arrived 2 months ago adding into his collections.

In Malaysia, only the Johore Sultan and his Prince is exempted from using registration number to all the cars they both drive, the Sultan uses blue JS registration which represents Johor Sultan and the Prince himself uses red TMJ registration which represents Tengku Mahkota Johor (Crown Prince of Johore).

Proudly saying, they are the one and only royals throughout Malaysia allowed to have own state secret service, police service and military service, nobody dares to question, even the ruling King.

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bonus ..

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the Crown Prince at a soccer club meet, with his new LaFerrari

[MrCorpse]

The 1 doesn't even look like a 1, it looks like an l. If I saw that number plate 'Formula One' would not be my first thought.

[TheVrist]

Foolish 1

[Sharon]

Flabbergasted 1 am I after reading this