In Victoria, P platers are not outright banned from driving V8s, but there are strict conditions attached. The car must comply with the engine capacity and power-to-weight ratio limits specified by VicRoads. Typically, P platers are restricted to vehicles with an engine capacity up to 4.0 litres and power under 130 kW. Most V8s exceed this, making them off-limits unless extensively modified or approved under specific exemptions.
So, while the badge says V8, your P plate might just say 'nope'. For the nitty-gritty, check VicRoads' official guidelines or browse listings on CarShowroom for compliant vehicles.

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