Although there are no lemon laws in Georgia I believe I have a clear complaint of consumer fraud. I bought a 1997 Chevy Blazer from AutoMax that almost got me killed. Three weeks after I bought the car the breaks went out on me while drive down the highway. That cost me 400 to fix. A couple of weeks ago I went to have the oil changed and found out that my transmission was so bad that the oil change company would not flush my fluid and change the filter because it would start slipping immediately. The gentlemen that sold me the vehicle knew I was going through a separation, he knew I was desperate to buy a vehicle because I needed to get to work. He told me my credit was so bad that no one in the world would finance me. But he would finance me so that I could get the car and it would help improve my credit. I called around and managed to borrow enough money from family and fiends to come up with the $1, 500 down payment. I thought I was buying a $5, 000 car and it turns out it is going to cost me 11K. He assured me that the car had just been serviced which was not true. He led me to believe quit a few things that were not true. Oh, and did I mention that the check engine light came on the day after I got the car and when I called him his response was, "that’s not my problem, you bought the car you have to deal with it" I believe that this car dealer took advantage of me while I was in a vulnerable situation and on medication for major depressive disorder. He saw how much money I make a year and decided to take me for a ride. I bought another vehicle from a reputable dealer on Monday and plan on taking the lemon back where I bought it from today. When I called to tell the dealer I was returning the vehicle his response was you still have to pay me.