According to the "Codice della Strada" (laws that rule everything that circulate on public roads, from cars to bicycles and pedestrians...), here in Italy

Ugh... Germany... :D Alles muss in Ordnung sein!

I don't know how strict they are in Germany but, I live in the state of Virginia where front plates are mandatory. I've been here for 6 years and have never had a front plate on my car and have never been pulled over. One time though, I did get pulled over for something else and the cop asked where my front plate…

When I lived in Texas, we had to have front plates, but the law was worded in such a way that there was a bit of a loop hole. It was stated that a plate must be mounted and visible from the front of the car, so I bought some cheap suction cups and stuck it on the inside of my passenger windshield. I did get pulled…

Actually, here: http://www.skenedesign.com/FPBracket/Euro…

We have a Viper here in Ansbach that has one of the mini plates attached. This is not a 95 Viper, but a new one, but it's the same size plate as this here:

I have never put a front plate on my 1 series and have never been pulled over for it.

Scan the plate and then print it out on vinyl to wrap on the front fascia.

The front end of my Miata has never been sullied by a license plate, and despite the fact that I am required by California law to have one I've never gotten any static from any LEO I've encountered in the car.

I took mine off my FR-S, come at me police!

The front plate is one of the main reasons against moving to Colorado, aside from absurd cost of living. Hate front plates.

I got you brah!

Don't.

"Sorry, I just can't afford it." He said, as they walked away from their test drive. "We'll have to look at something used for you, my wife will definitely notice a purchase that big."

Show and Display is intended for low-volume collector cars that have enough historical significance that they're worth allowing them over here for "show and display," even if they don't conform to US regulations.

No one will ever stop them, and no one checks on things once the car is in the states. There's supposedly…

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To all the "OMG WUT KIND OF IDIOT STEALS VIPER BODY PANELS AND NOT MOTOR!?!?!"
I can tell you who, the person who doesn't want to go to jail and wants to make a good bit of money. Engines and Transmissions can be traced back to the car they were put in. Especially anything hand built. Most of the drivetrain (sans the…

Like robbing a bank and stealing the front doors and windows.

Give it a month.