When inspection finds missing accessories, first assess their effect on delivery and use, the replacement arrangement, and customer acceptance before deciding whether to release the vehicle. The decision should follow pre-established standards, not an on-site judgment. Confirm release conditions, replacement deadlines, and the responsible party in writing. Destination-country admission, taxes, registration, and local procedures must still be rechecked against the latest requirements of competent authorities, licensed institutions, and applicable contractual terms. For whether missing accessories justify release, read What Should a Buyer Do If Photos and Final Vehicle Specifications Do Not Match?.