Hi All,
I will be relocated from Melbourne to Brisbane in January and will work there for few years. I am thinking to sell my car originally, but I found that it is pretty rush and no private sell market before end of the year.
Does anyone knows the transit fee for my Alfa to Brisbane? Do I need to get the QLD rego? Any good service centres there? Is "trade-in" a good option (I mean trade-in in Melbourne, and pick up a new / used car in Brisbane?
Thanks for your comments!
Calvin
Hi Calvin,
You can try our sponsors page http://www.aroca-qld.com/sponsors.php . As for advice, what type of Alfa is it, not sure about Victoria, but there are sponsors up here who specialise in older model alfa's and other's on newer models.
Cheers
Tony
Calvin,
Just drive up mate. I can't think of a better way to relocate from Melbourne to Brisbane than to ship all your gear via removalists, pack a suitcase, throw it in the Alfa and set sail for the promised land!
I relocated from Sydney to Brisbane in 2001 and drove a 75 Twinspark via some great b roads and inland highways and had an absolute blast.
Contact us when you get here mate and we'll sort you out with whatever Alfa parts, repairs and tender loving care contacts you need.
See you in January,
Brent
I think Brent has had the best idea yet. ROAD TRIP!!!
They are correct - road trip is the go. Then sell/buy in Brisbane once all settled.
As you stated you purchase a new car, a trade in the price is negotiable and part of the package in determining change over price for a new car.
Once that price is determined, you can still put the car up for sale/offers on the web (carpoint, carsales etc. ) or in the forum for sale as you can at least set the price a bit more and negotiate down.
A club member can then get the car at bit of a discount (above trade in) and you get more money.
Cheers.
I used Door-to-Door car carrying to get my car AND trailer from Newcastle after purchase - that cost me $800. I found them really good to deal with. I guess double that from Melbourne? Worth a call.