British Expats - Buying a car interstate

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Originally Posted by Dimond (Post 9335617)

When you register the car in Victoria after you return (and should be within 3 months) you will have to pay the duty and Victorian rego. You need have no contact with the Qld authorities if the registration is still current, but you can apply by post for any whole months of Qld rego left to the authority in Qld after it is registered Victoria.:p

Would this still be accurate for Mark if the vehicle was sold with current Vic registration certificate and plates to him in Queensland (for arguement sake)?
Reason that I am asking this is that a dealer at Kedron is offering one vehicle with Victorian rego and one with New South Wales plates and I am unsure.
I assume that the reverse would apply if sold to a Queensland resident.