In Victoria, the cost of a Roadworthy Certificate (RWC) isn’t fixed by VicRoads—it’s set by the licensed tester.
Expect around $180–$300 for a typical passenger car, and $250–$400 for larger 4x4s, vans or imports, depending on condition and access.
That’s just the inspection; any repairs are extra, and many testers charge $50–$100 for a re-inspection if it fails the first time.
Also budget for separate VicRoads transfer fees and duty if you’re buying or selling—different bucket, different pain.
Ring a few local testers, ask about re-inspection fees, and confirm what’s included so your wallet doesn’t discover a surprise subplot.
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