I'm almost as mad at myself for not reading the fine print before purchasing, but I think it's pretty clear that it shouldn't be the customer's responsibility to comb through the rulebook to make sure the $#&ing authorized dealer isn't screwing them. Did people at Harman actually sit down in a conference room, throw around a bunch of options and then decide that the best course of action when a dealer lied, or simply made a mistake, was to screw the customer? Really??