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Genuine question, why?
DVLA say you should:
10 What to do if your vehicle has
been ‘cloned’If you are being contacted about fines or charges which you are not responsible for because someone else is using the registration number for your vehicle, your vehicle
might have been cloned.
Cloning involves copying the identity of a similar (nonstolen) vehicle already on the road. Criminals find an exact make, model and colour of the car they have stolen, then
use the same registration number on their stolen vehicle to make it look legal.
If you suspect your vehicle has been cloned, the following points will help you avoid becoming a victim of further crime.What you need to do
Contact the police so they can try to trace and prosecute the culprit to prevent this illegal activity from continuing. Return any fines or letters to whoever issued them, along with any evidence you have to prove your case. Write to us at DVLA, Swansea, SA99 1ZZ, giving us the crime reference number the police gave you. We will keep a record of the matter for future reference.
jellybaby
Genuine question, why?