Which of the following does the insurer NOT cover under section C agreements?

The correct answer indicates that customs duties on vehicles purchased in the USA are not covered under section C agreements. Section C agreements typically refer to specific types of coverages provided under an insurance policy that relate to the use of vehicles. This type of insurance commonly covers direct losses such as accidental death, damage to borrowed vehicles, or recovery costs associated with a vehicle that has been stolen.

Customs duties are fees imposed by governments when goods are imported, which do not fall under the purview of insurance coverage. Such costs are transactional in nature and are the responsibility of the vehicle owner, rather than being the result of an insurable event or loss. Thus, while the other options relate to losses that can be directly associated with the operation and usage of a vehicle, customs duties reflect regulatory and trade considerations that insurance typically does not address.