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A recent post on social media has raised concerns about potential scams at car dealerships. The user, who recently purchased a new car from Edwards Kia, claimed that the finance department attempted to overcharge them by $4,500 through the addition of unnecessary add-ons and inflated extended warranties. The user detailed their experience, describing how the finance representative tried to convince them to accept the additional costs, which were initially presented as free. However, the user noticed the discrepancy in the total loan amount and requested a breakdown of the costs, revealing the hidden charges. The user also expressed their suspicion that this was not an isolated incident, suggesting that the young finance representative had likely used this deceptive tactic before. Read the full story here…