fine for selling car without roadworthy in victoria

In Victoria, selling a car without a valid roadworthy certificate is like trying to sell a kangaroo without a pouch—it's just not going to fly. The fine can be a hefty slap on the wrist, often around $1,000 to $2,000 AUD for the seller. Additionally, the buyer might face registration issues or expenses to get the car roadworthy. It's a legal requirement to provide a current roadworthy certificate at the point of sale to ensure the vehicle is safe to drive. Avoid the drama and slap on a roadworthy certificate before you hand over the keys. For more info, check out ServiceCentral or Tradingpost for typical practices and requirements.