How to Sell Your Car in Wisconsin

There are several ways to sell your car in Wisconsin. You can sell it privately, trade it in, sell to a dealer, junk it, or donate the car. Specialized car-buying services like webuyanycar.comsimplify the process, making it fast and easy. Click here to find out how much your car is worth.

Documents Required when Selling a Vehicle You Own Outright           

The Car’s Title       

Odometer Disclosure Statement (required for vehicles less than 10 years old)       

Wisconsin Bill of Sale (optional but recommended)

       

If You Are Selling a Financed Vehicle, You Will Also Need:           

Lienholder’s Loan Payoff Info       

Odometer Disclosure Statement       

Wisconsin Bill of Sale

       

Wisconsin does not require a safety inspection for private sales, but it’s a good idea to ensure your vehicle is in good working order before selling. Buyers often prefer well-maintained vehicles with complete records.

Junking Your Car? You’ll Need:           

Junk Receipt       

The Car’s Title       

Wisconsin Bill of Sale

       

Special Circumstances and Forms

In most sales, the title and odometer statement are sufficient. However, additional forms may be needed for special situations:           

Power of Attorney (MV2459): If someone else is selling the car on your behalf.       

Application for Replacement Title (Form MV2119): If your title is lost or damaged.

       

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