Stamp duty on a car in Western Australia is a neat little tax based on the vehicle's dutiable value, which is usually the purchase price or market value—whichever is higher. The rates are:
So, if you buy a $30,000 car that's 8 years old, expect to cough up around $825 in stamp duty. For older cars, the rate nudges up slightly. And remember, this is on top of your purchase price—no freebies here. For the latest and official rates, check the WA Department of Transport or browse listings on Tradingpost to see how these fees stack up in real deals.
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