Selling a car in Victoria isn't exactly rocket science, but there are a few hoops to jump through to keep the government off your back. First, you'll need to complete and submit a Notice of Disposal to VicRoads within 14 days—this tells them you've passed the keys to someone else. Make sure the car has a current roadworthy certificate, or you might find your buyer running for the hills. Don't forget to remove your number plates unless the buyer wants to keep them, and hand over the registration certificate. Payment? Cash or bank transfer is safest; avoid dodgy cheques unless you fancy a headache. Lastly, keep a copy of all paperwork for your records—because, trust me, the taxman loves paperwork. For more detailed steps, VicRoads' official site is your best mate.
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