Selling your car in Victoria isn’t witchcraft—just paperwork, photos, and a touch of honesty. Get a current Certificate of Roadworthiness (usually required to transfer registration), gather service records, and take clear daylight photos. List it with a sensible price and mention a clean PPSR to soothe tyre-kickers. For handover, use VicRoads’ online transfer—seller and buyer confirm details, and the buyer typically has 14 days to lodge; keep a signed receipt. No RWC? You can sell it unregistered or to a dealer, but rego won’t transfer without that certificate. Remove your e-tag, cancel insurance after transfer, and if cancelling rego, ask about a refund on the unused portion. Job done—now resist buying the next “bargain” before you’ve pocketed the cash.
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