relocate a car

Moving a car in Australia is simple: either drive it yourself, book a professional car transporter (open or enclosed), or tow it with the right-rated rig.

If it’s unregistered or unroadworthy, sort a temporary permit, and make sure insurance covers transit—no one enjoys arguing over a scratched door 1,000 km later.

Transporters will ask for pickup/drop-off access, ground clearance, and whether it starts; you’ll want photos, empty the boot, remove toll tags, and hand over only one key.

Door-to-depot is usually cheaper than door-to-door, and rural detours add time; enclosed carriers cost more but save you from stone-chip roulette.

Check reputable operators or use ServiceCentral, and you can even find trailers and gear on Tradingpost if you’re keen to DIY—just be honest about your towing capacity and brakes.