VICTORIAN government agencies have been told to buy Australian-made cars to help the industry, Premier Denis Napthine says.
Dr Napthine said 98 per cent of the government's passenger vehicles are made locally but this policy will extend that to all government agencies.
Dr Napthine said he has written to agencies stating that if their vehicle requirements can be met by Australian manufactures, then locally made vehicles should be purchased.
"I've said to all government agencies they must abide by those rules," he told Fairfax radio.
Opposition Leader Daniel Andrews said Dr Napthine's announcement was a pale imitation of Labor's policy announced last year.
Labor's policy mandates the purchase of locally made cars for all government departments, agencies and local government authorities where they meet vehicle requirements.
"It was pilloried at the time by the Liberal and National parties as not necessary, as unworkable. It's now apparently government's policy," Mr Andrews told reporters.
Mr Andrews said he wanted to see more detail about the government policy to ensure it was not simply a reminder to government departments of obligations they have had for many years.
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