Buying a new car in QLD? Aim for a written drive‑away quote that includes stamp duty, registration, plates, dealer delivery, and CTP so there are no “gotchas.”
Lock in the build/arrival timeframe and ask for price‑rise protection in writing—supply chains still love a plot twist.
Haggle on on‑roads, accessories and finance rate rather than just the headline price; a decent trade‑in evaluation can be worth more than another $200 off.
Know your rights: the Australian Consumer Law applies to new cars, but QLD’s cooling‑off rules are for used cars from dealers, not brand‑new ones.
Before signing, check insurance costs, options you’ll actually use, and the service schedule; some brands offer pre‑paid servicing that can save a few bucks.
Do a final inspection on delivery day, confirm VIN and odometer, and make sure every promised extra is fitted before you hand over the bickies.
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