In April,John Goes to a Dealer and Special Orders a Car

In April,John goes to a dealer and special orders a car with delivery due on June 1.The dealer received a confirmation from the manufacturer on May 10 that the car would be delivered to the dealer on May 26.The confirmation showed that the car would have cruise control although John did not order cruise control.The salesperson decided to simply sell the car to John at the original contract price,thus giving him the cruise control free.When John went to pick the car up late on June 1,he refused to accept the car,explaining to the salesperson that it was to be given to his elderly mother,and his mother had difficulty using cruise control.What is true in this situation?

A) John cannot reject the car, because it is worth more than the car he ordered.
B) John can reject the car, and the dealer's right to cure has expired.
C) John cannot reject the car if he did not tell the salesperson that it was for his mother.
D) John can reject the car, but the dealer has a reasonable time to cure beyond June 1.
E) John can reject the car, but the dealer has 48 hours by law under the UCC in which to cure.