What is the minimum warranty requirement for a vehicle sold "as is"?

When a vehicle is sold "as is," it means that the buyer accepts the vehicle in its existing condition, without any guarantees or warranties from the seller regarding its performance, reliability, or condition. This designation emphasizes that the seller will not be responsible for any repairs or issues that may arise after the sale, indicating that the buyer has assumed all risks associated with the vehicle's condition at the time of purchase.

In Wisconsin, this practice is in line with consumer protection laws, which require clear disclosures regarding the sale of vehicles. Selling "as is" effectively allows dealers to inform buyers that no warranties apply, thus exempting them from post-sale claims about defects or problems. This contrasts with other options that suggest a minimum warranty period, which would not apply in "as is" transactions.