Selling a car privately can be time-consuming and stressful. Between fielding calls from tyre-kickers, organising inspections, and negotiating with potential buyers, many car owners wonder if there's a better way. Car consignment offers exactly that - a hands-off approach where a professional dealer or broker handles the sale on your behalf...
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Many Australian car buyers wonder about GST on second-hand cars. The rules around Goods and Services Tax (GST) change based on who sells you the used car. GST rules differ substantially between private sales and dealership purchases. You won't pay GST if you buy from a private seller, which makes it more affordable. Dealerships, on the other hand, must add GST to their used car prices in Australia...
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Australians don't pay taxes on most personal car sales. You won't need to worry about capital gains tax (CGT) or report the sale as taxable income when you sell a vehicle used mainly for personal transport. However, tax rules shift based on how you use your vehicle...
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Trying to get the best possible price for your car? The selling process doesn't have to be complicated. Whether you're selling privately or considering a trade-in, having a clear plan makes all the difference. From preparing your paperwork to negotiating with buyers, this guide covers the 5 essential steps to maximise your return and minimise the hassle...
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Buying a used car can save you money because the first owner has already taken the biggest hit on depreciation. You need to know what to check, or you might end up with someone else's problems instead of a great deal. Dealerships often provide warranties for cars under 10 years old and 160,000km. Still, you should know what to look at before buying any used vehicle...
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