Selling a car in Western Australia is not rocket science, but it does require a bit of paperwork and patience—much like dealing with a dodgy second-hand sausage roll. First, tidy up your car (a clean car sells quicker, shocker). Then, get a current safety inspection (roadworthy certificate) because WA loves its rules. Next, advertise your vehicle on sites like Tradingpost and CarShowroom to catch the eyes of eager buyers.
When you find a buyer, complete a Notice of Disposal form to notify the Department of Transport. Don't forget to provide the buyer with a receipt and transfer the registration within 14 days to avoid any future headaches. And yes, be wary of scams—if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. For the official lowdown, scope out the WA Department of Transport website.
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