Ah, the infamous Roadworthy Certificate (RWC) in Victoria! Yes, it is compulsory if you want to sell or transfer your vehicle to another person. Without an RWC, your car is about as saleable as a chocolate teapot. The certificate ensures your vehicle meets basic safety standards, preventing death traps on wheels.
However, if you're just keeping the car for yourself and not changing ownership, you can drive without an RWC, but don’t expect to register it or sell it without one. New RWCs typically cost around $150 to $200 depending on the inspection place. For buying or selling used cars, check listings on Tradingpost or CarShowroom to see if the RWC is included.
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