If you are purchasing a car from a private party, you must supply the dmv with the following except: a) certificate of titleb) purchase price or odometer readingc) seller's insurance card

D). Seller's insurance card.

Explanation:

As per the given situation, while buying a car from a private party one is required to supply all the given documents like Certificate of Title, Purchase price or Odometer reading, etc. except for the 'seller's insurance card' to the Department of Motor Vehicles(DMV). The insurance is required for driving a vehicle but it need not be supplied to DMV for authentication and needs to made freshly under the name of the current owner after registering the vehicle's identification number(VIN) with the insurance company. Thus, option D is the correct answer.

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