So, you want to flog your car in Queensland? Here's the lowdown: you'll need the vehicle's registration papers, a current safety certificate (also known as a roadworthy certificate), and the transfer of ownership form. Don't forget to provide the buyer with a clear, signed receipt—no one likes a dodgy deal. You'll also need to notify the Department of Transport and Main Roads within 14 days to avoid any future liability. Lastly, remove your number plates if you're not selling the car with registration included. Easy, right? For the full spiel, check official QLD government sources or swing by ServiceCentral.
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