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Selling an Imported Vehicle

If you have followed the procedures outlined in this brochure and the vehicle has met the requirements for import approval and initial registration, there is no restriction under the Act preventing the subsequent sale of an imported vehicle unless conditions have been applied to the Approval.

You should also check with the Registration Authority in your State or Territory for any requirements they may have in relation to the sale of an imported vehicle.

It is an offence to supply to the market (i.e. to sell for use on a public road) a vehicle that has been imported for use in transport but does not meet the Australian Design Rules (ADRs).

Or is not fitted with an Identification Plate, Used Import Plate or Personal Import plate as detailed under Eligibility Criteria.

Such action may attract a penalty of up 120 units per vehicle. A penalty unit means A$110 (as at 1/1/04).


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Last Updated: 3 June, 2008