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If you acquire just one vehicle with the intention of selling it, you must have a Motor Vehicle Dealer License. If you sell or lease vehicles to the general public, you need a retail dealer license. If you sell vehicles to other licensed dealers only, you need a Wholesale dealer license.
Motor vehicle dealer licensing law requires all motor vehicle and recreational vehicle dealers to pay a two-year fee of $20 to the Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) for processing a dealer license. This fee is not refundable.
If you have questions, please contact: Dealer & Agent Section. P.O. Box 7909. Madison, WI 53707-7909. Questions? Email: Wisconsin DMV email service.
Before you put out any cars for sale, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT) Dealer and Agent Section has a few requirements you must meet—namely, setting up a proper car dealership and obtaining a retail dealer license. We’ll go over these requirements and more on this page.
Licensing Requirement: In Wisconsin, all used car dealers are required to be licensed by the Department of Transportation (DOT). This includes completing an application form, providing proof of insurance, passing a background check, and paying the required fees.
Table of Contents. What is an auto dealer license in Wisconsin? Step 1: Determine the correct type of license for you. Step 2: Set up a permanent business location. Step 3: Apply for a salesperson license. Step 4: Get an Auto Dealer Bond. Step 5: Complete the entity/owner statement. Step 6: Complete the business facilities statement.
How to Get a Wisconsin Dealer License. Auto dealers that sell more than five vehicles a year must get a dealer license to operate in Wisconsin. In order to get your license, you must meet the requirements established by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.
