What is the Wisconsin law regarding the sale of used vehicles?

In Wisconsin, the law stipulates that used vehicles must be sold as-is unless a different agreement is explicitly stated. This means that when a used vehicle is sold without any qualifying warranty or guarantee, the buyer accepts the vehicle in its present condition, with all faults, known or unknown. The seller is not responsible for any repairs or issues that may arise after the sale. This practice encourages transparency and protects the rights of both the seller and the buyer, as it allows potential buyers to understand that they are purchasing a used vehicle that may not be in perfect condition and that they should perform their due diligence before the purchase. This approach also helps prevent misunderstandings between buyers and sellers regarding the vehicle's condition.