A roadworthy certificate in Victoria generally costs somewhere from about $150 to $320 or more, depending on the vehicle and the tester. There is no fixed price. Transport Victoria sets the safety standards, not the fee, so every licensed vehicle tester charges their own rate. The inspection is rarely the expensive part, though. The repairs […]
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Out of warranty, the EV battery replacement cost in Australia can range from about $6,000 to $20,000 depending on the size of the battery (Compare the Market). A hybrid battery is cheaper but still significant: expect about $2,000 to $10,000 if you buy from the manufacturer (Drive). The good news is that most batteries last […]
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What Is Used Car Depreciation? Car depreciation is the difference between what you paid for your car and what someone will pay for it today. It’s driven by the car’s age, kilometres, condition, service history, and how much demand there is for that make and model. You can’t stop depreciation, but you can choose when […]
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If you own an older Holden Captiva in Melbourne and are starting to face repeated repairs, you may be wondering whether it is still worth spending money on the vehicle. Holden Captiva known faults can range from transmission and engine problems to DPF issues, electrical faults and timing-chain or timing-belt concerns, depending on the model […]
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If you have an old car sitting in your driveway, garage, or parking space, you do not have to spend weeks creating online ads, answering messages, negotiating with strangers, or arranging test drives. In Melbourne, there are simpler ways to get rid of an unwanted vehicle, including selling it to a professional car removal or […]
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If you have an old car sitting in your driveway, a damaged vehicle you no longer want, or a junk car that has stopped running, you may be wondering what it is really worth. The good news is that even a vehicle with major damage, high kilometres or no roadworthy certificate can still have value. […]
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Selling a car in Victoria doesn’t have to be complicated – but having the right paperwork ready makes it faster and stress-free. Here’s a plain-English checklist of what you need, whether you’re selling privately or to a car buyer. For a standard private sale of a registered Victorian car, you will generally need a current Certificate […]
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Before you sell, it helps to know what your car is actually worth. Whether it’s a late-model runabout or an old car that’s seen better days, this guide explains what drives your car’s value in Australia, how to check it yourself, and how to get a fair, no-obligation offer. What decides how much your car […]
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Selling a car the traditional way is a hassle. You write the ad, field the lowball offers, wait around for no-shows, and negotiate with strangers in your driveway. If you just want your car sold – quickly, fairly, and without the runaround – there’s a simpler way. Here’s how to sell your car in Melbourne […]
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Got a car you want gone? Whether it’s sitting in the driveway not running, costing you rego on a vehicle you never drive, or just taking up space you’d rather have back, there’s a simple way to turn it into cash – often the same day. This is a straight-talking guide to getting cash for […]
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