Looking to spice up your ride legally in NSW? A modified licence isn't actually a thing; what you probably mean is a modified vehicle approval or a modification certificate. NSW requires you to get your car inspected and approved if you fiddle with key parts like suspension, engine, or exhaust. This ensures your car stays roadworthy and doesn't scare the horses—or the cops.
You'll need to pass an engineering check and update your registration details. Costs vary, but expect a few hundred dollars for inspections and paperwork. For the nitty-gritty, check with ServiceCentral or the NSW Roads and Maritime Services.
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