Wisconsin Car Sales Practice Test

What must be visible on branded titles to warn buyers?

A red warning decal A blue sticker A white stamp A black bar code

Correct Answer:

A red warning decal

Explanation:

When a title is branded, there is a requirement to clearly alert buyers to the vehicle’s past and any associated risks. In Wisconsin, that warning is provided by a conspicuous red warning decal placed where it’s easily seen from the outside, such as on the windshield. This red decal signals that the vehicle has a branded title—things like salvage, rebuilt, flood, or other brands—and helps buyers understand that the vehicle may have issues affecting safety, insurability, or value. The idea is to make the branding immediately obvious during the sale, so buyers can make an informed decision. Other marks like a blue sticker, white stamp, or black bar code aren’t standardized warnings for branded titles and wouldn’t reliably communicate the branding to a buyer.

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