Buying a car at auction is often cheapest but presents the most risks. This method suits people who know what to look for in a car. There is no cooling-off period, though the auction house must ensure Clear Title . Generally, the auction house will not let you test drive the car. Inspect as best you can, including starting the engine.
Payment is required mostly by cash or bank cheque.
At the time of purchase, you should be given a receipt and the completed Transfer of Registration form. You will need to get a RWC for the car and give this to Vic Roads with the Transfer of Registration form and the appropriate stamp duty. All car traders in Victoria must be licensed . Though buying through a licensed trader can be more expensive, it offers you greater protection if things go wrong. Firstly, find the Notice of Particulars .