In South Australia, the stamp duty on a car is calculated based on the dutiable value of the vehicle. For passenger vehicles, the rate is typically 3% for vehicles valued under $45,000 and 4% for those above that threshold. For luxury vehicles over $75,000, additional rates may apply. This duty is payable when you buy a car, new or used, and the amount can sting your wallet more than the price tag itself.
Expect to cough up a few hundred to several thousand AUD depending on your car’s value. For official and up-to-date info, check South Australian government resources or Services SA. Also, sites like Tradingpost or CarShowroom can help you estimate costs when buying a car.
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