Buying a car privately in Queensland? Buckle up because here’s the lowdown: first, always inspect the vehicle thoroughly and request a Queensland Personal Property Security Register (PPSR) check to ensure it’s not stolen or encumbered. Next, haggle like a pro but remember, if the price seems too good to be true, it probably is. Once you’ve agreed on a price, both parties must complete the 'Transfer of Vehicle Registration' form, and the buyer must lodge it with the Department of Transport and Main Roads within 14 days to avoid fines.
Don’t forget to organise a safety certificate (roadworthy certificate) from an approved mechanic—it’s mandatory for registration transfer. Also, budget for stamp duty and transfer fees, which can add a few hundred AUD to your tab. For listings, check out Tradingpost or CarShowroom to scope out the market before you commit.
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