In Victoria, an RWC (Certificate of Roadworthiness) is the box-tick you need for sale or transfer, not a full service with latte art.
A licensed tester checks safety basics—tyres, brakes, steering, suspension, lights, windscreen, body rust—and ignores mod-cons like your questionable head unit.
Expect the certificate to be valid for 30 days from issue, and budget roughly $150–$300 for the inspection plus any repairs it uncovers.
Book with an approved tester, fix the defects if any, then they lodge it so you can register or transfer with VicRoads without the faff.
It’s about being safe and legal, not concours perfection—save the polish for cars and coffee.
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