You can do the "poor man's" breaker bar. Slip a length of pipe on the end of your ratchet (or wrench) to give it some extra length. The higher up you have the car, the easier it will be to get more leverage with a longer wrench/ratchet/breaker. Try that first.
Applying heat to a stubborn bolt (blow torch) helps, but given the close proximity of the brake line, I either wouldn't or I'd be damn careful.
If you buy an impact wrench ($50-100 since you don't work in a mechanic shop should be fine) or ratchet ($25-30, check Ebay) it means that you will also have to buy a compressor if you don't already have one. Personally I love an excuse to buy more tools, but that may not work for you.
WD40 it, let it sit for an hour (its PENETRATING oil, give it a chance), and then get a breaker bar on it and she should come loose. Forget the dealer, IMO its a waste of money.