Transferring a vehicle in VIC is less glamorous than a burnout, but far more legal. The buyer needs a recent Certificate of Roadworthiness (typically issued within the last 30 days) unless exempt, and both parties complete the transfer form with odometer, sale price, and details. Lodge the transfer with VicRoads within 14 days or risk late fees, and expect to pay motor vehicle duty plus a transfer fee. Bring ID, the signed receipt, and the original RWC; the seller should also lodge the notice of disposal so fines don’t follow them home. You can do it online via a myVicRoads account or in person, assuming it’s not a repairable write-off that needs extra checks. Do the paperwork properly and you’ll be back arguing about tyre shine in no time.

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