Selling a car in Victoria involves a few bureaucratic hoops designed to make you question your life choices. First, you’ll want to get a roadworthy certificate—because apparently, the government doesn’t trust you to sell a car safely. Then, complete and submit a Notice of Disposal to VicRoads within 14 days to avoid any legal nightmares if the buyer decides to turn your old clunker into a getaway vehicle. Pricing? Check CarShowroom or Tradingpost for a reality check on what your car’s worth. Lastly, hand over the registration papers and keys—don’t be the person who forgets to transfer ownership and ends up chasing the buyer for unpaid fines.
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