(Beaver Dam) The state of Wisconsin has revoked the dealer license for nine Beaver Dam area wholesalers for violating the law. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Motor Vehicles issued the order against six of the dealers for failing to maintain a licensed business facility.
Another dealer had its license revoked for selling motor vehicles directly to retail customers and for falsifying title documents.
Two other wholesaler licenses were revoked for failing to maintain a dealer bond. Wisconsin law requires wholesale dealers to carry a security bond to ensure if they commit illegal actions, such as rolling back an odometer or making an illegal sale, a consumer may file a claim against their bond to recoup money lost.
The DOT lists seven of the dealers at 1645 North Spring Street, one dealer at 822 Park Avenue, and another at N5876 Highway 12.
The decision to revoke the licenses was affirmed by a hearing examiner on August 22nd. Each dealer had 30 days to appeal the decision. No appeals were filed, and the revocations became final on September 21st.
The following dealers, located at 1645 N. Spring St., had their licenses revoked for failing to maintain a licensed business facility:
- Ace Auto Sales LLC
- Jireh Motors Inc.
- Elite Craft LLC
- Don’s Auto Sales LLC
- Dede LLC
Mhass Motors LLC, also at 1645 N. Spring St., had its wholesale dealer license revoked for selling motor vehicles directly to retail customers and falsifying title documents when selling vehicles to customers.
Carma DLR LLC, at 822 Park Ave., had its wholesale dealer license revoked for failing to maintain a license business facility.
Both Master Plan Autos, LLC, 1645 N. Spring St., and C N C’s Autos LLC, N5876 US Highway 12, had their wholesale dealer license revoked for failing to maintain a dealer bond. Maintaining a bond is a standard business practice and an added security measure that is meant to protect consumers.
