Yes, you can sell a car you’ve won in Australia; it’s your prize, not a gilded ankle bracelet.
Make sure it’s registered or transferred correctly (or arrange an unregistered sale per your state rules), and check the promo T&Cs about who pays on‑roads like stamp duty, rego and CTP. Prize winnings generally aren’t taxed as income, but if you sell, capital gains tax can apply on any profit over the car’s market value when you received it—hold it under 12 months and there’s no CGT discount. You’ll likely need a roadworthy/safety certificate and a signed transfer form to keep the authorities from frowning. If the dealer still has the car, you can sometimes nominate a buyer and skip a double transfer—talk to the promoter/dealer first. Paperwork sorted, sell away and spend the proceeds on something sensible, like tyres and a wildly unnecessary coffee machine.
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