I bought a used 2014 Ford Explorer on Friday. When i picked it up i noticed it had commercial plates (Black on white) on it and that the sticker was on the back upper right where it would usually be with normal passenger plates.

The ownership lists COM as well.

My Questions:
Are these the right plates for this vehicle?
Shouldn't the sticker go up front?
Do i need anything noting that this is a passenger vehicle?

Thanks,

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