Excellent compact car right near CN tower

I booked a 'Mid-size SUV - Edge,' but on the day of pickup, they only had a 'Tesla Model 3,' and the clerk even told me it was an 'upgrade.' Ridiculous. You can compare the prices of the two models yourself. Since there was no Tesla Model 3 listing on QEEQ, and the rental company promised to exchange the car in two or three days when one became available, I reluctantly accepted. Three days later, I went to exchange the car, and they gave me a 'Compact SUV - RAV4.' The company still refused to admit the downgrade. Both QEEQ and Dollar's official site list the RAV4 as a 'Compact SUV' and the Edge as a 'Mid-size SUV,' with the Compact SUV generally being much cheaper than the Mid-size SUV on any given date.

I booked a 'Mid-to-Full Size SUV - Ford Edge,' but on the day of pickup, only a 'Tesla Model 3' was available. The staff claimed it was an 'upgrade.' Ridiculous! Compare the prices of the two models yourself. Since the rental site didn't have an offer for a Tesla Model 3 and the staff promised I could exchange it in two or three days, I tolerated it. Three days later, I went to exchange the car and ended up with a 'Compact SUV - RAV4.' The staff still wouldn't admit it was a downgrade. However, both the rental site and Dollar's website list the RAV4 as a 'Compact SUV' and the Ford Edge as a 'Mid-to-Full Size SUV.' A search on any date will show that compact SUVs are priced much lower than mid-to-full size SUVs.