In Australia, a car door replacement typically lands around $1,000–$3,500 fitted and painted—because physics and carparks don’t play nice.
A used door from a wrecker might be $200–$800 for the shell, whereas a new OEM door is often $800–$2,000+; add $400–$1,200 for paint/blending and $300–$800 labour.
Gizmos like side airbags, sensors, and ADAS calibration can add another $150–$1,000+, and prestige or aluminium panels can push totals to $4,000–$8,000.
If insurance is involved, you may only wear the excess; cash jobs should come with an itemised quote and options for quality used parts.
Prices vary by make, paint type, and repair method—get two or three estimates before committing.
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