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What does your car actually cost? Exact figures, from the official schedules.

Every registration fee, stamp duty formula, fine and fuel figure on RegoWise is calculated from the official government schedule that sets it, each one dated and linked back to its source.

FreshnessFuel prices: week ending 12 July 2026 (AIP weekly report) · rego, duty and fines: current to 17 July 2026 from each state's own schedule.

Pick your state

Stamp duty, calculated properly

Every state prices duty differently — per $100, per $200, sliding percentages, cylinder classes, emissions categories. A $50,000 car costs $1,600.00 in NSW duty and something quite different everywhere else. See all 8 side by side, or run your own numbers:

NSW stamp duty calculator

$900.00
$30,000 → 300 × $3 = $900
Rate applied: $3 per $100 (or part)

Estimate for a private passenger vehicle. Dutiable value is the higher of price paid or market value. General information only — confirm with the revenue office before transacting.

What a drive costs right now

Fuel cost calculator

$54.21
Fuel used32.0 L
Price used169.4 c/L

Default price: national average U91, week ending 12 July 2026. Fuel only — tolls, wear and rest stops not included.

Or jump to a corridor: Sydney → Melbourne, Brisbane → Gold Coast, Melbourne → Adelaide, Perth → Mandurah — all corridors.

Cheapest state?For a typical car, NSW currently has the lowest annual rego ($475). The full ranking, all 8 jurisdictions →

Demerits & fines, straight from the schedules

Every state and territory sets its own penalties, so the same offence can carry different demerit points and a different fine depending on where you were driving. We take the points and the fine straight from each road authority's published schedule and show them side by side, stating the consequence without the lecture. Pick a state to see what a given offence actually costs and how close it sits to losing your licence.