In the land down under, the average driver clocks roughly 15,000 to 20,000 kilometres per year. This is a nifty little number that takes into account city slickers as well as those navigating the vast Outback. Naturally, this varies by lifestyle, with rural drivers often hitting higher annual distances while urbanites might barely scrape 10,000 km. For those buying used cars, knowing this average helps spot odometer tampering or just plain overuse. It's a good rule of thumb when browsing listings on Tradingpost or CarShowroom. Remember: high kilometres aren't inherently bad if the service history is spot on.
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