Man Has 9 Vehicles With Same Number: From Ducati Scrambler To Toyota Innova Hycross [Video]
A lot of people in India are obsessed with vehicle numbers. We have seen people paying lakhs for their desired numbers. What many people also love to do is buy the same number for all of their vehicles as well. Recently, one such person's collection with the same number has been shared online. This video was recorded soon after Ayudha Pooja, and in this collection, there are numerous two-wheelers and four-wheelers, all with the same registration number.
Same Number Plate Obsession
This video showing the same number collection of a man has been shared on Instagram by Psycho Freaks on their page. It starts off with a slow pan of the entire collection of this particular owner. On the left-hand side are two Suzuki Access 125 scooters which have the registration number “6226.” Each of the vehicles in this garage has the same number. Also, the color of these Access 125s is the same.
Next up, the clip shows a white Vespa scooter and then a KTM 390 Duke naked streetfighter motorcycle, followed by the two most expensive motorcycles in this garage. The first is a Ducati Scrambler Cafe Racer motorcycle which costs Rs 9.3 lakh. This particular bike is finished in a classy shade of black and grey.
The Ducati Scrambler Cafe Racer comes powered by an 803cc twin-cylinder Desmodue engine. It makes 73 bhp and 67 Nm of torque. Next up in the lineup is a 2014 Harley-Davidson Fat Bob motorcycle. This premium cruiser motorcycle comes equipped with a massive 1690cc Twin Cam V-Twin engine. It is capable of making 79 bhp and 135 Nm of torque.
Following the two-wheelers, the video then shows the car collection of this particular owner. The first vehicle is a white Toyota Innova Hycross ZX(O), which is the top-of-the-line variant. Next up is a Skoda Superb sedan from the last generation, and lastly, there is a white Volkswagen Polo GT TSI as well.
Why Do Some People Buy the Same Numbers for Their Vehicles?
One of the main reasons behind people choosing the same numbers for all their vehicles has to do with numerology and luck. Many owners believe that certain numbers bring good fortune, success, and protection. In Indian numerology, numbers are often linked to birth dates, astrology charts, or lucky digits.
So, owners try to get the same numbers on all their vehicles. This way, they feel that they are carrying their “lucky charm” everywhere. Another very important reason is that having the same registration number on multiple vehicles is seen as a sign of wealth, exclusivity, and influence by many people. It is believed that VIP registration numbers such as “0001,” “0007,” and many others are a status symbol.
Kerala Tech Entrepreneur Paid Rs 47 Lakh for Lamborghini’s Number
Over the years, there have been several people who have bought special numbers for their vehicles. Of these, one of the most notable persons is Venu Gopalakrishnan, CEO of Litmus7, an IT company. He recently spent Rs 46 lakh for the registration number “KL 07 DG 0007” for his Rs 4.57 crore Lamborghini Urus Performante.
In addition to this number, he also recently bought himself a Rs 4 crore Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG luxury SUV. For this, he spent another Rs 25 lakh for the registration number “KL 07 DH 0007.” He also owns India's most expensive Rolls-Royce Ghost Series II Black Badge worth Rs 18 crore. His other cars include a Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato and a Porsche 911 Turbo S as well.