In Victoria, a Roadworthy Certificate (RWC) typically costs around AUD $150–$300 for most passenger cars, depending on the tester and the car’s condition.
Motorcycles are usually cheaper (roughly $90–$180), while 4WDs, Euros and performance stuff can nudge higher because inspectors aren’t paid in hopes and dreams.
Repairs are extra, and if you need a re-check expect a modest reinspection fee (often $30–$80); mobile or after-hours inspections can add a premium.
The certificate is generally valid for 30 days from issue for transfer, so don’t dawdle—VicRoads fees and paperwork are a separate joy entirely.

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