History of vehicle registration plates of Michigan
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The American state of Michigan began requiring its citizens to register their vehicles and display license plates on their cars in 1910.
[edit] Passenger baseplates 1962 to present
| Image | First issued | Description | Slogan | Passenger serial format | Passenger serials issued |
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| 1962 | green on white | Water Wonderland | AB-1234 | ||
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| 1975 | reflective (glass beads) white on red and blue | 76 | ABC 123 | AAA-001 to ZZZ-999 | |
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1978 | reflective (glass beads) white on black | Great Lake State | ABC 123 123 ABC |
AAA-001 to ZZZ-999 001-AAA to 999-ZZZ |
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1983 | reflective (glass beads) white on blue | Great Lakes | 123 ABC ABC 123 ABC1234 ABC 1234 |
? ? AAA0001 to ? ? |
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2007 | blue on reflective white with blue box with state name | www.Michigan.gov | BAA 0001 to present | ABC 1234 |
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