A FRUSTRATED car buyer has vented on Facebook in a warning to others about her experience with one local dealership. Kiesha Carter, the frustrated motorist, shared a scathing post on Facebook detailing her troubles after purchasing a vehicle from a local dealership, which she described as a “lemon.” GettyKiesha Carter fell victim to a shady dealership scam (not pictured – stock image)[/caption] GettyShe took to Facebook to air her grievances (not pictured – stock image)[/caption] GettyThe dealership (not pictured) is located in a popular city[/caption] In her post, Carter expressed her disappointment and anger with Prime Motorsport USA, a dealership near the Atlanta, Georgia,
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