Ah, the elusive roadworthy certificate—Australia's way of making sure your car won't disintegrate mid-commute. Typically, a roadworthy inspection will set you back anywhere from $100 to $200 AUD, depending on the state and the inspection station's generosity. New vehicles might get a pass, but used cars, especially dodgy ones, will need this certificate before selling or registering.
Prices can vary if repairs are needed post-inspection, so budget accordingly. For the best deals and trusted inspectors, check out ServiceCentral or Tradingpost for recommendations. Remember, a cheap roadworthy might mean a pricey surprise later.

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