But that's not the correct analogy. It's more as if Ford would sell you a pickup where part of the loading area is fenced off and if you pay extra they send you

But that's not the correct analogy. It's more as if Ford would sell you a pickup where part of the loading area is fenced off and if you pay extra they send you a key to take out the artificial smallifier they added. Or they sell you a car that refuses to fill up unless you buy the $50/month "extra fuel" subscription.