Buying a pre-owned car? Good news: if you buy from a licensed dealer in Australia, consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law apply, covering that the car is of acceptable quality and fit for purpose. That’s alongside any state-based statutory warranty which may apply depending on the vehicle’s age and kilometres—typically a short period or set km limit.
Private sales are more “bring your own parachute”: no statutory warranty, though the seller still mustn’t misrepresent the car. Extended warranties can be useful but read the fine print—servicing rules, claim caps, and what’s charmingly called “wear and tear” exclusions. Keep inspection reports and service history; they make warranty claims less of a drama. Shopping via Tradingpost? Check whether the seller is a dealer or private and get all terms in writing.

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