When asked by a customer, which information related to the seller must you disclose?

• A. Vehicle color
• B. Current registration status
• C. VIN and odometer reading
• D. Previous owner's name and address

Answer: (D)

In this scenario, the important idea is transparency about ownership history in a used-vehicle sale. If a customer asks, the information about who previously owned the vehicle is something the seller should provide. The previous owner's name and address helps establish the chain of title and lets the buyer verify ownership history, which can be important for resolving questions about the vehicle’s background and for confirming that the transfer of ownership is legitimate.

Other details like the vehicle’s color or the VIN and odometer are about the vehicle itself rather than the seller’s identity, and current registration status is information the buyer can typically verify through the DMV. So the most relevant seller-related disclosure when asked is the previous owner's name and address.