Incorrect Information on Sales Contract

The specific trim level listed on the contract is 'SE'. The trim level I believe I agreed to purchase, and which is reflected in all my documentation and our discussions, is the 'XLE'.

Yes, I have several pieces of documentation. I have the initial sales quote that clearly states '2024 Toyota Camry XLE' and lists the features associated with that trim. I also have email correspondence with the salesperson where we discussed the 'XLE' model and its specific features. Additionally, I took a screenshot of the online advertisement for the specific vehicle on their website, which also indicated it was an 'XLE' model. I have all of these saved on my phone and computer.

The dealership's sales manager initially claimed it was a 'clerical error' and that the VIN number on the contract correctly identifies the vehicle I received, implying that the trim level listed was just a typo. However, when I pressed them, they started saying that the 'SE' is a very similar trim and that the features I'm expecting are 'optional packages' that weren't explicitly itemized on the contract. They also mentioned that since I've driven the car off the lot, it's 'too late' to make changes to the contract without incurring significant fees or having to return the vehicle and start over, which they seem to be implying is not an option.

Yes, I have already taken possession of the vehicle. I signed the contract and drove it off the lot last Saturday. I only noticed the discrepancy when I was reviewing the final paperwork again at home and comparing it to the initial quote and the vehicle's window sticker.

The contract lists the 'SE' trim level, but I agreed to and expected the 'XLE' trim. The price difference between these two trims, according to the dealership's own pricing sheets and the manufacturer's website, is approximately $3,500. The 'XLE' has features like heated leather seats, a premium sound system, and a sunroof, which were all part of our negotiation.