A special series for vehicles sold by the Naza Group (a major Malaysian automotive distributor). NAZA 1-9999 were issued in the late 2000s as an exclusive perk for Naza customers and to promote the brand. Naza used these plates especially for their high-end imports and locally assembled models – it wasn’t uncommon to see a Maserati or a Brabus with a “NAZA” plate circa 2009. Unlike most vanity series, NAZA plates were often directly allocated upon purchase of a Naza-sold vehicle (rather than via public tender). The series quietly ended after reaching NAZA 9999. Today, NAZA plates still surface on older MPVs and luxury cars from that era. They carry a bit of corporate flair, signaling the vehicle’s provenance. This series underscores how large automotive players also jumped on the special plate bandwagon for branding. NAZA plates, while not extremely rare, are limited to that single issuance and thus not replaceable – making them a neat accessory for owners of Naza-sold cars. Key Facts: Issue Date: 2008 Issuance Range: 1 - 9999 Rarity: Limited (9,999 plates, dealer-allocated) Transfer Rules: Standard (often originally tied to Naza-sold vehicles)