An RWC in Victoria is a Certificate of Roadworthiness—basically a safety hall pass so your car can be sold or re-registered without raising eyebrows.
A licensed tester inspects the essentials: tyres, brakes, steering, suspension, lights, windscreen, seatbelts and structural integrity; not your Bluetooth, not your hopes and dreams.
It confirms the vehicle meets the minimum safety standard on the day, not that it’s perfect or won’t sulk tomorrow. Expect to pay roughly AUD $180–$300+ for the inspection, plus any repairs.
The certificate is generally valid for 30 days from issue for transfer purposes, and sellers usually must provide one when transferring rego in Vic. For the gospel, check VicRoads before you start waving pens and cash.
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