Vehicle Registration Plates of Ohio - Reserved Series

Reserved Series

On recent seven-character baseplates, the state has reserved certain letter series to be issued in coordination with specific car dealerships or leasing agencies.

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  • GLR - Grand Leasing and Sales
  • EBG - Unmarked Police Vehicles
  • HON - Honda
  • HOM - Honda of Mentor, Ohio
  • JSL - Jake Sweeney Leasing, Cincinnati
  • LAS - Shaker Auto Leasing
  • LEX - Metro Lexus
  • LXS - Metro Lexus
  • MAL - Mike Albert Resale Center and Leasing, Cincinnati
  • MBZ - Mercedes-Benz
  • MCT - Motorcars Toyota, Cleveland Heights
  • MCH - Motorcars Honda, Cleveland Heights
  • MET - Metro Toyota, Cleveland
  • MGM - Marshall Goldman Motors
  • MKB - MKB Leasing, Marietta
  • MVP - Classic Auto Group (Northeast Ohio - Cld area)
  • NON - Nissan of North Olmsted
  • SUN - Sunnyside, Cleveland
  • SST - Sunnyside Toyota
  • TOY - Toyota
  • VCJ - Adventure Chrysler Jeep, Willoughby
  • WIN - Classic Auto Group (Northeast Ohio - Cleveland area)

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