Grab your fancy vehicle number. Simple tricks for bidding.

 Grabbing a fancy (or VIP) vehicle number can be a competitive and pricey process, but there are some simple tricks and strategies that can improve your chances of winning the bid without overspending.





What is a Fancy Vehicle Number?

A fancy number is a special vehicle registration number that’s easy to remember or considered lucky, like:

  • 0001, 9999, 0786

  • 1111, 1234, 5050, 8888

  • Any number with repeated digits or personal significance

These numbers are auctioned by the Regional Transport Office (RTO) or transport department portal in most states.


Simple Tricks for Winning a Fancy Number Bid

1. Pre-register Early

  • Go to the official state transport department website or Vahan portal.

  • Register and pay the registration fee before the auction begins.

  • Early registration means fewer delays and better prep time.

2. Check for Fixed Price Numbers

  • Some RTOs sell certain fancy numbers at a fixed price instead of auctioning.

  • This helps you avoid the bidding war completely.

3. Pick Less Obvious Numbers

  • Avoid very common numbers like 0001, 9999, 0786 — they attract the highest bids.

  • Go for less competitive numbers that still feel premium (e.g., 5055, 7272, 8080, etc.)

4. Watch the Competition

  • Join the auction as soon as it starts and observe others’ bidding patterns.

  • Wait till the last few minutes to place your best bid and avoid alerting competitors.

5. Set a Maximum Limit

  • Know your budget and don’t exceed it. Fancy numbers can get addictive!

  • Some bidders deliberately overbid early to scare others—don't fall for it.

6. Participate in Lower-Tier RTOs

  • Metro RTOs like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru are highly competitive.

  • Try smaller town RTOs (if allowed under your state’s policy)—lower competition, same number.

7. Use a Middleman or Agent (Cautiously)

  • If you're busy or unsure of the online process, you can hire a trusted agent.

  • Be careful with fraud—only use verified agents or transport service consultants.


Where to Check & Bid?

Each state has its own portal. Common ones include:


 What You’ll Need

  • Valid ID (Aadhaar, PAN, etc.)

  • Vehicle purchase documents

  • Auction registration fee (varies by number category)

Internet access for online bidding

 Win a Fancy Number Bid in Madhya Pradesh

 1. Register Early on the MP Portal

  • Sign up on the MP Regional Transport website and complete e-KYC verification.

  • Pay the reservation fee for the number series you want to bid in.

2. Pick Strategic Numbers

  • Avoid top-demanded numbers like 0001, 0786, 1111, which attract high bids.

  • Go for less competitive but meaningful numbers like:

    • Birth year (e.g., 1991)

    • Mirror numbers (e.g., 2112, 5445)

    • Religious or business-linked numbers

 3. Watch the Live Auction

  • MP allows real-time auction monitoring.

  • Observe patterns and bid at the last minute to avoid raising attention.

  • Avoid bidding early unless you're going for a niche number.

4. Set a Budget Limit

  • MP fancy numbers have a minimum reserve price:

    • ₹1,00,000 for 0001

    • ₹50,000 for other top numbers

    • ₹15,000 to ₹25,000 for repeating or unique patterns

Know your limit and don't get emotional while bidding.

5. Target Less Popular RTOs

  • Bhopal, Indore, and Jabalpur RTOs get higher competition.

  • Try RTOs in districts like Sehore, Vidisha, Dewas, or Katni if the vehicle registration rules allow it.

6. Check Fixed-Rate Numbers

  • The MP portal offers instant booking for some fancy numbers at fixed rates.

7. Use Online Payment & Save Receipt

  • After winning, pay the full bid amount online.

Keep the receipt safely—you'll need it for vehicle registration at the RTO.

Bonus Tips

  • Use a desktop/laptop for bidding to avoid mobile glitches.

  • Enable SMS and email alerts to stay updated during the auction.

  • You have 5 days to complete payment after winning the bid.


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