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Foreclosure auction: car?

There's a foreclosure auction in my neighborhood in Wisconsin in two weeks. The house is the start of a hoarder house. Lots of garbage and junk inside, but the house has good bones. Elderly Owner died, and remaining family abandoned it, causing it to go into foreclosure. It has sat empty for almost 2 years.

The house is being sold as is, no showings, but I've recently seen the inside because a neighbor had a key.

In the garage there is a Cadillac, probably about 10 years old, that hasn't been driven in at least two years.

My question is, does the winner of the house auction get to keep the car?

If I've learned anything from the show Storage Wars, it's that rental units with cars in them don't sell because the cars get turned over to the state or something like that because they have their own title or something.

Does anyone know how the state of Wisconsin handles that type of situation?

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