Ah, the famed Victorian roadworthy certificate—your golden ticket to proving your car isn't a death trap on wheels. Expect to shell out anywhere between $100 and $200 AUD for the inspection, depending on the testing station's mood and your vehicle's complexity. New cars or those in pristine condition might skate through on the lower end, while older chariots could face the higher bill. Remember, this is just for the test itself; any repairs needed to pass are extra, and can be a wallet crusher.
For used car buyers and sellers, this certificate is crucial and often mandatory. You can hunt for certified testers on ServiceCentral or check local garages advertising on Tradingpost. Don't skimp on this—no certificate means no rego renewal, and no roadworthy means you're not getting far in Victoria.
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