The first vehicle registration in NSW is always for 12 months. After that, you can choose a registration period each time you register your vehicle. Your registration period must match your green slip period. In some cases, you must register for 12 months but you can later switch to 6-month registration. Do you know when vehicle registration expires? Read More
If you already own a historic vehicle, you know they’re not cheap to maintain. They constantly need mechanical repairs, spare parts and accessories or bodywork. In fact, enthusiasts in Australia spend $10 billion a year on around 970,000 historical vehicles. Can you afford to own a historic vehicle? Read More
Driving is so much part of daily life that losing your licence can be difficult. If you accumulate 13 demerit points on a full licence, you will lose it. We asked two people what it’s like to live with lots of demerit points or without a licence. Read More
You may be an expert in registering your vehicle in NSW but some of the nitty gritty details can be tricky. We bring you our top 10 tips to register your vehicle in NSW. Read More
Owning and driving a car in NSW can be expensive, so why waste money on unnecessary penalties? We’ve compiled a list of top 10 money mistakes that vehicle owners can avoid. Read More
If you break certain traffic rules, you get demerit points on your licence. Most drivers are suspended if they get 13 or more demerit points in 3 years. However, demerit limits depend on whether you are on Ls or Ps, unrestricted or you work as a professional driver. Read More
You should review your insurer when it’s time to register your vehicle. All greenslips provide the same cover, but not all insurers are the same. Find out what to look for when you review your insurer. Read More
Welcome to NSW! This blog is for you if you’ve moved to NSW with an interstate vehicle within the last 3 months and intend to stay. Find out how to easily transfer registration from your other state or territory. Read More
It’s easy to research online cars for sale in another state or territory, but trickier to inspect and register them. Here are some tips to help you buy a car from interstate and register it in NSW. Read More
Owning a car in Sydney is a sizeable financial commitment, making it the most expensive city in Australia for car owners. The biggest expenses—car loans, fuel, and tolls—can add up quickly. If you’re financing a car, your weekly costs could be up to 56% higher than someone without a loan. So, what does it truly cost to run a car in Sydney, and how can you manage these expenses effectively? Read More
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