Worried there’s money owing on a car? Sensible—nothing ruins new‑car bliss like a bank turning up with a tow truck.
In Australia, run a PPSR check using the VIN or rego to see any recorded security interests, write‑offs or stolen status, then save the certificate like it’s your gran’s pavlova recipe.
If finance is listed, insist on a payout letter from the lender and arrange settlement so funds clear the loan first—ideally you pay the bank, not just the seller’s promises.
Get a signed receipt stating “clear title on settlement,” confirm ID matches the owner, and don’t hand over cash until the PPSR shows no encumbrance.
Do that, and the only thing getting repossessed is your scepticism.



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