Ah, the NSW driving test car requirements—because showing up in a death trap won’t cut it. First, your vehicle must be roadworthy and registered, with a current registration label or electronic registration. It must have a valid safety inspection if it’s a private vehicle, and all lights, indicators, and mirrors must be fully functional. The car must also have a working handbrake and seatbelts for both the driver and the assessor, because safety is not optional. Manual or automatic transmission is fine, but if you take the test in an automatic, your licence will be restricted accordingly.
For a detailed checklist, check out ServiceCentral or CarShowroom—they're your mates for prepping the perfect test ride.
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