Ah, the infamous Roadworthy Certificate (RWC) in Victoria—your golden ticket to legally selling or transferring your vehicle here. It’s essentially a safety inspection ensuring your car isn’t a death trap on wheels, covering brakes, tyres, lights, suspension, and more. Obtaining an RWC typically costs between $80 to $150 AUD, depending on the provider. Remember, it’s valid only for 30 days, so don’t procrastinate once you have it. You can get one from licensed vehicle testers or mechanics across Victoria, and you’ll need it if you’re registering a car or selling it within the state. For more details or to find a tester, check out resources like ServiceCentral or CarShowroom.
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