Am i able to sue for my new car payment?

I am only answering your question in the context of family law, not his criminal case. The divorce court is one of equity and fairness. Wisconsin also is a no fault divorce state songhe courg cannot consider bad behavior as a factor in any of the issues that will be facing you with getting a divorce from your husband. However, with that being said and done, in my opinion, he should be held responsible for the value of the car that he damaged; if the car can be fixed, this would include the repair bill: if the car was totaled, then the value of the car. I know that answer is a bit different than the question you posed. Certainly an element of your damages against him could be considered by the divorce court as the difference between the amount of your current payment for your replacement car against the payment for your car he destroyed, among with any additional length of time,if any, you had to take out a new loan. Courts have discretion so it is entirely upon how strong the divorce court feels you have been wronged or damaged by your husband's erratic and dangerous behavior, understanding still, we are a "no fault" divorce state.