The calculator works only for the vehicle types set out below.

The calculator does not work for trucks over 4.5 tonne GVM, buses or fleets.

For information on other vehicle types, call us on 02 9223 0102.

Motor Cars Includes passenger vehicles, sedans, station wagons and some 4WDs. Registration shape codes CON, COU, FCV, HRS, PVF, SBS, SED, SNO, TWC & WAG. Does not include light goods vehicles, utes and table tops.

Utes/Light Goods Vehicle (less than 4.5 tonnes GVM) Includes utes, table tops, panel vans and light goods vehicles less than 4.5 tonnes GVM. Registration shape codes PVS, PVW, PVN, TT, TTF, UTE & VAN.

Motorcycle Includes all motorcycles, including those with sidecars.

The Year your vehicle was made (e.g., 2007) can be found on your registration papers or on the vehicle's compliance plate, usually found under your vehicle's bonnet.

Your vehicle's Make is its brand (e.g., Nissan, Mitsubishi) and can be found on your registration papers.
Your vehicle's Model is its name (e.g., Pulsar, Lancer).

If you cannot find your Vehicle Make and/or Model from the dropdown list, please select "Other" - located at the end of the Vehicle Make.

TIP: Typing in the first letter of the vehicle Make and Model will speed up searching through the dropdown list.

Note: Make and Model are not applicable (N/A) for vehicles older than 1991.

If you are registered for GST and entitled to claim an input tax credit for GST, you will be issued a tax invoice green slip.

If you are claiming for GST, the cost of your greenslip will be different to the cost which would otherwise have applied.

Insurers are entitled to charge a loading between 6.5% and 7.5% where the greenslip purchaser intends to claim for GST.

A blue slip is a check on the roadworthiness and identity of unregistered vehicles. A blue slip involves a more thorough check than does an eSafety check.

A blue slip will be required if your vehicle is unregistered or if your vehicle is being transferred from interstate.

To obtain a blue slip you will need to go to an Authorised Unregistered Vehicle Inspection Station (AUVIS).

One of the factors applied by insurers to determine greenslip prices is your insurance history.

Additional vehicle insurances are generally referred to as Comprehensive Insurance and Third Party Property Insurance.

Comprehensive Insurance generally covers damage to your vehicle, damage to other vehicles, damage to property and theft of your vehicle.

Third Party Property Insurance is generally cheaper and more limited than Comprehensive Insurance and generally covers only damage to other vehicles and damage to property.

Your greenslip only covers injuries to people. It does not cover any of the incidents covered by Comprehensive Insurance or Third Party Property Insurance.

Comprehensive Insurance and Third Party Property policy terms, inclusions and limitations vary from insurer to insurer. You need to check with your insurer to determine what is covered by your policy.