In Australia, a standard 60-minute driving lesson typically runs $60–$90, with big-city rates often $75–$100 and manual costing about $5–$10 extra.
Buy a bundle (5–10 lessons) and you’ll usually see it drop to about $55–$75 per hour, while regional areas can be a touch cheaper.
Test-day packages—car hire plus a 45–60 minute warm-up—tend to land around $150–$250.
Expect small add-ons for after-hours slots or out-of-area pickups; no one’s teleporting the dual-control Corolla.
Some states also credit bonus logbook hours for professional lessons, which is a neat way to move the needle faster.
Prices vary by provider, but those ranges will keep your budget between the lines.
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