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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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