[CL9][CU2] Euro style plates on the Accord Euro...is it tacky?

[I CU2]

Are European plates on an Accord Euro tacky?

I've been very borderline as to what other people think.

[DarkAgent]

I think European plates on anything that's not in Europe is tacky.

[Fredoops]

Are European plates on an Accord Euro tacky?

I've been very borderline as to what other people think.

There's a few threads about this already.

I had them on for the past 9 years on my cl9 , it looks fine.

The problem with the euro is that theyve designed the license plate area for the wide euro plates (ie: the rear license plate area is wiiiiiiddddeeeeee)

A plain Jane plate will simply look lost between the rear lights.

[euRo_noob]

Been thinking about getting the euro plates too. Either that or a custom one but I can't think of anything. When I get the chance, I'll try on my friends euro plates from his car and see how they look lol.

[I CU2]

Just stumbled across this somehow...

http://www.ppq.com.au/DesktopModules...estimonialId=4

lulz, at least some people share our sentiment.

[Fredoops]

Just stumbled across this somehow...

http://www.ppq.com.au/DesktopModules...estimonialId=4

lulz, at least some people share our sentiment.

See how well the euro plate fills the gaps/blank space between the rear lights?

a normal plate would leave a lotta gap back there.

[I CU2]

How did you install them? Are they pre-drilled or do you have a bracket to support them?

[tron07]

I think European plates on anything that's not in Europe is tacky.

lol...

how true

[Fredoops]

How did you install them? Are they pre-drilled or do you have a bracket to support them?

You drill yourself.

[tonysalib]

I don't think they're tacky just ugly, lol

I much refer the slim one especially in a nice colour combination like black with silver digits like I have