In Queensland, stamp duty on a car (motor vehicle transfer duty) is charged on the dutiable value—the purchase price or the market value, whichever is higher.
The rate varies by engine type and cylinder count, and most buyers pay roughly 2–4% of the value (lower for many hybrids/EVs, higher for big-cylinder petrol/diesel).
Registration and CTP are separate, and there are concessions or exemptions for certain transfers (think eligible family transfers or approved disability/charity uses).
Use the official Queensland calculator for an exact number before you shake hands—your budget will breathe easier than your right foot.


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