Ah, the thrilling world of private car sales in Victoria—where the rules are as clear as a foggy morning on the Great Ocean Road. When selling a car privately in Victoria, you must provide a valid roadworthy certificate (RWC) before the sale, ensuring the vehicle isn't a rolling hazard. The seller must also complete and lodge a Notice of Disposal with VicRoads to avoid any future liabilities, and the buyer must transfer the registration within 14 days.
Don't forget, no odometer tampering or misleading information—legally, honesty is the best policy, even if it cramps your style. For dodgy deals or more details, check VicRoads official guidelines or swing by ServiceCentral. Remember, a smooth sale needs paperwork as tidy as your garage.

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