Argentine auto dealers should first place the vehicle release decision on hold and submit a written objection to the seller with verifiable evidence. Link the VIN, inspection date, photos or videos, inspection report, defect description, and contractual specifications, and require the seller to propose repair, replacement, price adjustment, or another remedy within the agreed period. Do not treat verbal assurances as an acceptance conclusion without written confirmation; payment and shipping arrangements should follow the contract terms. Destination-country import eligibility and registration procedures are subject to the applicable authorities, licensed service providers, and contractual terms. See What Buyers Should Do If Inspection Results Show Defects.
What should Argentine auto dealers decide first under the contract after finding defects during inspection?
Updated 2026-09-07By Starvia Automotive
Short Answer
Turn inspection defects into traceable written objections and remedy options to reduce vehicle-acceptance disputes.

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