…GrandMother…?
I think the first version of the Beetle, or possibly the prototype in Hitler’s time, was called the “Kraft durch Freude (?) wagen” which in German meant “strength-through-joy car”. (My interpretation of this is probably extremely mangled.) But the abbreviation was “KdF-wagen”. And of course “ja” is German for “yes”.
On a beige new-style VW bug- SLUG
On a new-style VW bug , yellow with black stripes- BZZZZ
I saw a new Corvette that had this for a license plate: IMCOPB8.
True, dat.
Aw - thanks for the sherman edumacation, Sunspace!
‘Grand’ - d’oh! Why didn’t I think of that..? (Well, now that I *am *thinking about grandmothersI’dlovetofuck, I know why I didn’t [want to] think of that..)
My apologies - I should have explained more thoroughly.
Yes, I interpreted GMILF to mean ‘Grandmother I’d Like to Fuck’ - and really, the woman driving could have been in her mid 40s or early 50s and not bad at all from a prurient perspective. If she had her kids fairly young (<25), and so did her kids, I think she would qualify as a GMILF to the right eyes, although I think it’s a bit odd to drive around advertising oneself as such.
KDF JA: Sunspace was correct - the Nazi Party was big on “Strength Through Joy” and the KdF-wagen was part of the way it was promoted. I interpreted the plate to mean something like, “Strength through joy, oh yes.”
As a bonus, I remembered one I saw years ago. California has a custom plate you can get, a portion of the fees for which go to protect the oceans or something. Anyway, the picture on the plate is of a whale’s flukes above the water. The plate number on this particular car? HARPOON.
There’s a BMW in the lot at work with a plate that reads SPLIFF.
I saw a red Saturn Vue the other day with an OH-WE-OH plate.
The Computer Science teacher at my wife’s high school has 101010, which is deep in nerd.
My CS teacher waaay back in the day had CHR 32 with a frame that read “The Final Frontier.”
There’s an F-350 in the parking lot at work with the plate “MMMMEAT” 
For the nerds-in-training:
101010 = 42 in binary
42 = The Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything to the Cult of Adams
the Cult of Adams = If you qualify, you’ll be contacted.
Love it!
Just saw, on a blue BMW, the license plate MON BLEU. If only it had been a Peugeot!
Recently seen:
BLK WDW
I don’t know if I’d advertise that.
Just saw a pickup with BFT OHIO.
See the first definition here: Urban Dictionary: BFTs
I saw [P8triot].
It was on a Lexus.
Hmmmnnnn.
Depends on which country you’re in, doesn’t it? 
I’ve noticed these in recent weeks:
THSWKND - “This weekend”
HZ WLB DN - “His will be done”
GA GRITS - “Georgia grits,” I assume, although they were Ohio plates
TAX MAN 1 - A tax lawyer?
BUGING - on a VW Beetle
FGHT ALS - “Fight ALS,” a good message
GODS JAG - A bit of hyperbole, I assume…?
ETA FAST - On a Corvette - this guy must want a speeding ticket
META IV - “Metaphor”
MINI ME2 - On a Cooper Mini
IAMLATE - “I am late”
KA TET - Obviously a Stephen King fan
Ona Mercury Cougar:
[IL BITE]
My boyfriend’s buddy has “H1 OF1CR” on his truck… yes he gets pulled over a lot.
There’s an older couple who live by my mom that have “GRUMPY1” and “GRUMPY2”.
I see a Smart Car around with “90 MPG”.
WWJJD on a “Dallas Cowboys” Texas license plate.
think about it…
think about it…
What would Jerry Jones do?
More likely Judge Judy.
Spotted an electric car with “SPRKY” as the custom license plate yesterday 
I saw a Dodge minivan last night with oval stickers showing hte outline of a large dog - mastiff maybe?
The license plate said [K9-KR8]
(Canine Crate)