Rego help

It'sNotWorthComplaining! · 14th February 2012, 11:31 AM

Tasmania has no roadworthy on purchase of vehicle or annual inspections. But you need to have a Tasmanian address to have the vehicle registered to.
Maybe care of a caravan park you stayed in.
Have a look and the beautiful Isle and then take ferry across to mainland Australia.

**33chinacars** · 14th February 2012, 11:46 AM

Originally Posted by isuzurover

Really? Maybe we should compile a proper list:

NSW - RWC every year
NT - RWC every year
QLD - RWC only when vehicle changes hands
WA - RWC only when registration lapses of for interstate vehicles owned <12 months(?)
SA - Same as WA (?)
VIC ? RWC only when vehicle changes hand or defect notice.
ACT ?
TAS ?

Gary

**bee utey** · 14th February 2012, 12:04 PM

Never seen a RWC in SA, there are vehicle identity checks for interstate vehicles, repairable write-off inspections, defect and engineering inspections, but no regular RWC.

**blitz** · 14th February 2012, 01:44 PM

NT has regular inspections

SA best as they do electronic payment and no sticker

**isuzurover** · 14th February 2012, 01:52 PM

Updated:

NSW - annual Roadworthy
NT - annual Roadworthy
QLD - Seller must obtain RWC (Safety Certificate) prior to sale.
WA - NO Roadworthy ("Over the pits") except for unregistered vehicles or interstate vehicles owned for less than 12 months by the registering party Interstate or overseas vehicle NO Rego sticker
SA - same as WA (except for 12 month rule possibly)
VIC - same as QLD
TAS - same as WA (except for 12 month rule possibly) - also still have rego sticker unlike WA and SA
ACT - same as QLD

All states require RWCs for vehicles deemed defective by transport or police inspectors.

**101RRS** · 14th February 2012, 02:04 PM

ACT only requires a RWC on change of ownership or out of rego for more than 12 months.

Garry

**isuzurover** · 14th February 2012, 03:24 PM

Originally Posted by garrycol

ACT only requires a RWC on change of ownership or out of rego for more than 12 months.

Garry

Thanks, have edited above.

So, it looks like the preference for registration would be:

WA / SA
TAS

VIC
ACT
QLD

NT
NSW

I believe VIC and WA have the cheapest rego on the mainland???

**101RRS** · 14th February 2012, 03:49 PM

Originally Posted by isuzurover

Updated:

NSW - annual Roadworthy
NT - annual Roadworthy
QLD - Seller must obtain RWC (Safety Certificate) prior to sale.
WA - NO Roadworthy ("Over the pits") except for unregistered vehicles or interstate vehicles owned for less than 12 months by the registering party Interstate or overseas vehicle NO Rego sticker
SA - same as WA (except for 12 month rule possibly)
VIC - same as QLD
TAS - same as WA (except for 12 month rule possibly) - also still have rego sticker unlike WA and SA
ACT - same as QLD

All states require RWCs for vehicles deemed defective by transport or police inspectors.

No - not the same as Qld. The ACT does not require the RWC before sale - to keep vehicle in rego the RWC must be presented within 4 weeks (maybe 2 weeks not sure). Unlike QLD it is not an offence to sell a registered vehicle without a RWC - if the RWC is not presented the rego is cancelled.

**p38arover** · 14th February 2012, 03:51 PM

WA will require an immobiliser to be fitted if it doesn't already have one.

**jsp** · 14th February 2012, 04:37 PM

Hmm SA is best as previously mentioned. PM me if any SA questions I work for them

Road worthy is not required for interstate transfer, just a identity inspection as beeutey said, how ever its upto the inspectors discretion doing the identity check to then point out and possibly enforce a roadworthy.

I simply ensured a very oil leaky range rover I took through was steam cleaned the morning I took it in for a engine number/vin/chassis number checkls and was fine, how ever they also will enforce on the spot rwc requirement if you have rust issues.

Then again it might be pointless trying to figure out where's best to rego it as you have to prove you live in that state anyway dont you?

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