Ah, buying a car in Victoria—where the roads are scenic and the paperwork is scenic too. First, remember to budget for the stamp duty, which can be a stingy extra cost on top of the purchase price. New cars typically start around $20,000 AUD, whereas used ones can be found for a fraction, but beware of hidden maintenance costs. Don’t forget to check the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) for any outstanding debts on the vehicle. Also, registering your vehicle with VicRoads is mandatory, so keep those receipts handy.
For a smooth ride, check listings on Tradingpost and CarShowroom to compare prices and conditions. And yes, always do a thorough test drive—because the only thing worse than a lemon is the paperwork after buying one.
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