Can I drive a Toyota 86 on my PS?

Can I drive a Toyota 86 on my PS?

Cool! You don’t have to have a billion horsepower to have brilliant fun in a car, and the Toyota 86 is proof! The 86 (and its identical Subaru BRZ sibling) shovels out fun in spades, making it one seriously cool P-plate ride.

What turbo cars can P-platers drive?

Under the new laws, P-platers will be allowed to drive V8-powered, turbocharged and supercharged vehicles built in or after 2010 if they have a power-to-weight ratio of no more than 130kW per tonne.

Are Tesla P plates legal?

Electric vehicles are automatically approved for P-platers, including vehicles such as the Tesla – described as “the world’s only electric supercar” and which “accelerates faster than most sports cars”. It is the first locally made small car in more than 10 years and received a $149 million federal government grant.

Is Kia Stinger P plate legal?

The stinger comes with two engine options. The boring four cylinder underpowered option is P plate legal however the far superior and much more fun twin turbo V6 engine is close to the top of the banned list for P plate drivers in New South Wales.

Can you drive a V8 on your PS?

Both P1 provisional licence holders and P2 provisional licence holders are banned from driving high performance vehicles that have: a power to tare mass ratio of greater than 130kW per tonne. modified engines that need to be approved by an engineer. other vehicles classified as high performance.

Can I buy a car with provisional license?

The short answer is yes! You can buy a car as a learner driver. You may not be able to legally drive one on your own, but you can buy one.

Can u drive a V8 on your LS?

If you’re wondering can a learner driver drive a V8, the answer is yes – you can drive whatever car your instructor teaches you in, granted it’s not a larger vehicle.

Can a P1 driver drive a V8?

Can you drive a Nissan GTR on your P’s?

P platers are banned from driving cars this powerful – which means all those hours getting used to the GT-R would be in vain. If they need someone to look after the R35 until they get their full license, we’d be more than happy to take care of it…

Can I drive a WRX on P plates?

P plater drivers can now operate models like the turbocharged Volkswagen Golf 110TSI. Interestingly, the Subaru WRX is P plate prohibited in Victoria in all but the entry-level automatic-transmission variant.

Is it illegal to drive with L plates on?

L plates should be removed when the car is not in use by a learner driver (unless it’s a driving school vehicle). This also applies to when you pass your driving test. it is not illegal to keep them on, but you could get pulled over by the police who may ask you to remove them.

Can you drive a WRX on P plates?

Are there any P plate legal cars in Australia?

VicRoads offers a P plate legal cars list, as well as information regarding exemption eligibility here. In 2014, South Australia adopted a power-to-weight requirement, allowing vehicles manufactured after January 1, 2010, to be driven by provisional license holders, regardless of engine type unless:

What cars can you drive with a P Plater license?

For instance, since the rules were updated, P plater drivers can now operate models like the turbocharged Volkswagen Golf 110TSI, which uses a 1.4-litre petrol engine that makes 110kW of power. P plater drivers can now operate models like the turbocharged Volkswagen Golf 110TSI.

Is there an age limit for P platers?

There’ll be age limitations (depending on price, but cars new enough to be suitable daily drivers are the aim). This is by no means a ‘you should buy this’ thread, it’s just stating what’s available for P platers. Oh, and if you’re wondering what on earth would possess a person to create such a page, especially since they’re on their full licence?

Is Powar a good first car for a P-Plater?

Im a little worried a P-plater is wanting POWAR for their first car… Might not be their first car, also nothing wrong with power if you’re responsible. Plenty of 6cyl commodores/falcons/aurions that are plenty fast enough to get you in trouble without being particularly sporty. S2000? Archangel Doug writes…