In Queensland, P‑platers can apply for a high‑powered vehicle exemption if there’s a legit need—think employment, education, or genuine hardship—not “my mate’s WRX is sick”.
Eligibility is assessed by TMR and usually ties you to a specific car; you’ll need evidence (like an employer letter) and you must still follow any listed conditions.
Queensland flags high‑powered as vehicles over about 130 kW/tonne or with certain turbo/supercharged or modified engines, though a few low‑output turbos are on an approved list.
Drive outside your exemption or break the rules and you’re shopping for fines, demerit points, and an insurer with zero sense of humour.
Apply online via TMR, keep the approval in the car, and remember: an exemption is permission, not a performance upgrade.

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