Paying cash for a car in Australia sounds heroic, but a briefcase of pineapples won’t magically earn a mega discount—dealers price to the market, not your swagger.
Most will prefer a bank transfer (Osko) or bank cheque; large piles of notes are often refused thanks to security and compliance headaches.
Cash is fast and avoids finance fees, but you still want a proper tax invoice/receipt and paperwork in order.
For private sales, meet at a bank, move the money while both watch it land, run a PPSR check, sight ID, and swap a signed receipt with VIN, price, and date.
Keep it traceable, get everything in writing, and save the duffel-bag theatrics for the movies.

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