Mostly yes: in Australia a V6 isn’t automatically banned for P‑platers — the rules are about power‑to‑weight and “high‑performance” status, not cylinder count.
If the car isn’t on your state’s prohibited list and doesn’t blow past the power‑to‑weight limit (and isn’t a spicy turbo/supercharged petrol without an exemption), you’re generally fine.
Think sensible V6 family sedan: likely okay; track‑toy special with big numbers: probably not.
Rules do vary by state and model year, so check your licensing authority’s vehicle checker before you go shopping — fines and demerits are a lousy first‑car mod.

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