It's religious use has been so diluted by wide use by people of all faiths (or no faith) that it's simply a patriotic message, no more religious than "Support our County" or "United we Stand" or something along the likes of those.
Requiring individuals to carry the slogans "Support our Country" or "United we Stand" would also be unconstitutional.
How about "Famous Potatoes"? ![Wink](https://talkelections.org/FORUM/Smileys/classic/wink.gif)
You know, that could be a real moneymaker. Have companies bid on having their slogans on a certain percentage of licence plates. The revenue could be used to replace the costs of vehicle registration and lower taxes.
(not saying I endorse such an idea, just a random thought to ponder).