Short answer: in Queensland you’ll pay a small transfer fee (roughly $30–$40) plus vehicle duty, which is the big one.
Duty is calculated on the dutiable value and engine type/cylinders—think about $2–$4 per $100 of value (hybrids/EVs at the lower end, big thirsty engines at the upper).
Add any plate fees if you need new plates, and you’ll also cop a late fee if you don’t lodge the transfer within 14 days.
Do it online via TMR; have the VIN, odometer, buyer/seller details and proof of purchase handy, and you’ll be done faster than a servo pie cools.


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