In Victoria, there’s no fixed fee for a Roadworthy Certificate—licensed testers set their own prices, because of course they do. Typical passenger-car inspections run about $150–$300 AUD, with larger 4x4s or older vehicles sometimes nudging $250–$400; motorcycles are often less. If your chariot needs repairs, expect a re-test fee as well, usually smaller than the initial hit. The certificate is valid for 30 days from issue, so don’t dawdle like a Sunday driver. Ring around a few local testers for quotes, and budget for any fix-ups the inspector inevitably spots.

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