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Cybermonkey	posted on 7th May 05 at 16:07
	quote: Originally posted by DaXx You'd use the hotels address? yeah ok :lol::lol::lol:
Cybermonkey	posted on 7th May 05 at 16:07
	quote: Originally posted by Drew quote: Originally posted by Cybermonkey24 £200 is less than £100. :o :( $
Cybermonkey	posted on 7th May 05 at 16:05
	quote: Originally posted by NovaGTE Also how will i fair about not havin a fixed address for insurance and registration:boggle: think you are fooked on that bit, unless you can find somewhere to have residence for that purpose solely.
DaXx	posted on 7th May 05 at 16:05
	You'd use the hotels address?
NovaGTE	posted on 7th May 05 at 16:03
	Also how will i fair about not havin a fixed address for insurance and registration:boggle:
Sam	posted on 7th May 05 at 16:00
	:lol:
Drew	posted on 7th May 05 at 16:00
	quote: Originally posted by Cybermonkey24 £200 is less than £100. :o
Cybermonkey	posted on 7th May 05 at 15:58
	insurance would be no more than $200 i suspect, although depends on car etc etc, £200 is less than £100.
NovaGTE	posted on 7th May 05 at 15:55
	quote: Originally posted by Cybermonkey24 hey Nova, your UK license is fine, im still using mine to drive with. when you buy a cheap car (loads of em here), you need to insure it, and make sure it has a green slip (MOT kind of) and also car registration. Rego is very similar to tax disc. Most cars will have one with remaining time left, but green slip has to be completed by new owner which will cost around $100. Insurance is fairly easy going :) cool cheers mate:thumbs: Whats the price of insurance over there like compaired to here and how would i stand just for a few month policy? Only gonna get a cheap runabout to drive down the west coast:cool:
NovaGTE	posted on 7th May 05 at 15:52
	Cheers Sam having a look now:thumbs: Did have a quick look at rental but it was £200 a week because i was under 25, and at that price it would cost a fortune for 3 months!
Cybermonkey	posted on 7th May 05 at 15:52
	hey Nova, your UK license is fine, im still using mine to drive with. when you buy a cheap car (loads of em here), you need to insure it, and make sure it has a green slip (MOT kind of) and also car registration. Rego is very similar to tax disc. Most cars will have one with remaining time left, but green slip has to be completed by new owner which will cost around $100. Insurance is fairly easy going :)
Sam	posted on 7th May 05 at 15:50
	Have a look at this site: http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au
Colin	posted on 7th May 05 at 15:50
	My sister is going to New Zealand at end of the month, she says running a car is ment to be very cheap and the best way to get around!!:look:
Sam	posted on 7th May 05 at 15:49
	I hired a Holden Commodore V6 when I was in Sydney for 2 weeks in January... I only had to provide my driver's license number from the photo bit of my license. Not sure what the score is with regards to driving a car you own - presumably you would have to provide a fixed address to the RTA (their equivalent of the DVLA)?
NovaGTE	posted on 7th May 05 at 15:45
	Does anyone know what is needed to drive in Australia? Im thinking about buying a cheap car out there and using it, then flogging it before i leave. Was wondering whether i would be ok to drive on my current licence and what there regulations were like on insurance, tax and MOT :boggle: Any help would be great:D