Short answer: yes, you can drive a left‑hand‑drive car in Queensland—but only under fairly tight rules. If it’s 30 years or older, it can generally be registered in LHD form (often under historic/club or other conditional use) provided it meets safety requirements of its era. Newer LHD cars typically need a right‑hand‑drive conversion with proper engineering sign‑off for everyday, full registration. Either way, expect checks for lighting, mirrors, seatbelts, and ADR compliance, plus an inspection before plates go on. Insurance must reflect its LHD status and any use limits. For the precise current rules and paperwork, confirm with Queensland Transport and Main Roads before you start shopping.
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