What is the English translation of the Spanish phrase 'Es usted el dueno del carro'?

• A. Is this your car?
• B. Do you own this vehicle?
• C. What is your name?
• D. Are you the owner of the car?

Answer: (D)

The phrase asks about ownership in a formal way. Es usted translates to “Are you,” using the formal usted form, and el dueño del carro means “the owner of the car.” Put together, the natural English rendering is “Are you the owner of the car?” This keeps the exact idea of being the owner and preserves the formality of the address. The other options shift meaning or grammar—one asks if this is the car, another asks for a name, and another changes ownership to a generic sense rather than confirming the person as the owner.