I guess it's better to be a btfkr than to be btfkt. If a person is rich enough to have that kind of car, he can afford to flaunt his attitude no matter how gross it is!

I saw a guy's truck parked outside the gym where I work out, and the plate read CUT1. I'm sure he was intending to refer to his muscular physique, but instead it made me think his diet was heavy on the beans!

A few years ago I saw in a Russian newspaper how a lot of Eastern Europeans are having a laugh here in America with vanity plates, 'cause the MVA doesn't get what they mean. For example, one plate read RENVAM, which looks like nonsense letters in our alphabet but means "dic*s to you" in the Cyrillic alphabet.