Selling a car in Queensland isn't rocket science, but it does have its hoops to jump through. First, ensure your vehicle is roadworthy or get a safety certificate—this is a legal must. You'll need to complete a transfer of ownership form, and both buyer and seller must submit it to the Department of Transport and Main Roads, ideally within 14 days. Expect to stump up a transfer fee, which usually lands around $40 to $50. For pricing, check out CarShowroom or Tradingpost to gauge the current market. And remember, honesty is the best policy—disclose any known faults to avoid future legal headaches.
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