Vehicle import contract; Risk for the buyer, discretion for the seller ▫ When the buyer pays several billion tomans to import a car, he expects to know when the car will be delivered and what its final price will be. ▫ However, in certain contracts, changing regulations, currency restrictions, stopping the registration of orders and increasing government costs may affect the company's obligations; Although an important part of the cost of these events falls on the customer. ▫ This situation cannot be attributed only to the importer's behavior or the buyer's decision. The importer operates in a market where regulations may change and import planning, currency security and vehicle release involve uncertainty. ▫ Even the publication of the news about the possibility of raising import duties on imported cars to 100% in September of this year, before a final decision was made, showed that political uncertainty can affect the calculations of market operators. The link of this program is in the mechanism.