In Australia, you get a car dealer licence from your state or territory regulator—there’s no single national pass, sadly.
Expect to prove you’re a “fit and proper” person (police and financial checks), register an ABN/business name, and have a compliant business premises with proper records and signage.
Many states also require trust-account arrangements for consignment or deposits, proof of zoning, public liability insurance, and sometimes a separate application for dealer plates.
Submit the forms, pay the fees, wait for any inspections, then mind the ongoing obligations: guaranteed title, cooling‑off rules, itemised contracts, and dispute‑resolution processes.
Details vary by state and territory, so read your regulator’s checklist and legislation before spending a cent—bureaucracy loves surprises.
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