In WA, annual rego for a typical passenger car usually lands around $700–$950, depending on vehicle tare weight and a few fixed fees. The total bundles the vehicle licence fee (charged per 100 kg of tare), Motor Injury Insurance (CTP), and admin/plate costs. Small hatch (about 1,200–1,400 kg)? Roughly $650–$850; medium SUV (about 1,600–1,900 kg) $750–$950; heavier utes can nudge $900–$1,100. You can pay 6 or 12 months, and concessions can trim the pain. Rates shift annually, so punch your exact tare into the WA Department of Transport’s calculator for a precise figure. Not glamorous, but cheaper than explaining unregistered plates to a very patient officer.

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