Uruguayan auto dealers should review the vehicle quotation and landed cost separately before determining cost responsibility in the contract. Ask the freight forwarder, customs clearance service provider, and internal finance team to separately list the vehicle price, international freight, insurance, port services, documents, inspections, duties and taxes, and potential demurrage or local-delivery items, stating the basis for each estimate and the responsible party. The contract should specify which costs are included, which are settled based on actual charges, and how additional costs must be confirmed in writing. Duties, taxes, and local procedures are subject to the applicable authorities, licensed service providers, and contractual terms. See Why Final Import Cost Is Higher Than the Vehicle Price.