My Wife and I went into the car dealership and were promised an alarm with the vehicle.
The alarm is a factory option, we were told to bring the key fob into any Kia dealer and tell them it needed to be reset. The Key Fob was for a Sedona not the Serento we actually purchased.
We were also deceived as others on this website were when it came to the internet advertised price and
the actual price when we went into the dealer

Responding to an "Internet price, " we visited the dealership and found the car we were looking for. Regardless, when negotiating a price, the price went up initially by approximately $5000 (salesperson said the "internet price" was really the dealer's price, but then he brought the price down, but still to $1000 over the Internet price.
We left.
Other people there at the same time got up and started to leave, telling their salesperson that they wouldn't deal with his dishonesty and false claims. He then went after them and tried to change his tune.

This dealer advertises low prices on the internet website . When you make an offer they ask you to come to the dealership to finalize the deal. At that point they tell you the internet price was meant to represent delaer cost and not an actual sale price ...yet clearly the ads say "INTERNET PRICE" and want you to pay 2-3k more.

Now obviously I wont deal with someone that unscrupulous, but I am encouraging anyone who reads this to be aware that this dealership reinforces the worst stereotypes of car dealers. i can provide you pictures documenting my experience if you want.

If you experienced something similar I encourage you to file a complaint with the AG office as even if nothing is done initially a volume of complaints will eventually lead to action.

mcGee cars currently has 38 such complaints on the Boston Better Business Bureau website and each additional one will lead to a lower grade.