I want to add: I think there is a legal case for us to get our money back.
We were misled into getting a more expensive car based on a relative comparison to the cheaper car. For me anyway, in BC, that kicked it over into the luxury-car class, adding 2% more tax at the >$56k level.
Had I not been lied to about the SR, it's the car I would have purchased.
It burns even more because they also lowered the price 11 days after I picked my car up, even in the same category.
I will research small-claims court for this.
They can give me back my $6,282, and drop 32km off my battery - I don't give a *sugar* about that if it's the only difference between models now.
Alternately, they could, at no cost to them, add the fairly useless FSD and SC.
What a joke.
How exactly would this have differed if you had bought a car from Toyota / audi / BMW etc from a dealer, who sold the exact same car as yours to someone else for less money than you paid?
Have you never bought a new car before, and had a dealer "encourage" you to get window etching to "protect your investment" or "lifetime leather conditioner" or say "the new model year wont change much...".
How many people have sued a car dealer for such?