Sold your car? Lodge an online Notice of Disposal with VicRoads via your myVicRoads account—do it promptly so the fines and tolls stop following you home.
You’ll need the vehicle’s registration details, the buyer’s full name and licence number, plus the sale date and price (gift counts too, you generous soul). Submitting it updates the records so any future naughty-grams go to the new owner, not your letterbox. The buyer then completes the registration transfer—typically within 14 days—and pays the duties, while you keep a receipt and a smug grin. If the site throws a tantrum, double-check the buyer’s details match their licence exactly, then try again. Keep a copy of the confirmation and the odometer reading for your records.
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