Some people here really need to first understand how ebay works before saying "error, mistake etc.."
The auction started on March 17th and ended on the 20th. That gave the seller 3 days to decide on the selling price.
As we saw the seller made several revisions to the auction including directly to the price of the car.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=230233277471
So that tells me that the seller was fully aware of the auction and it's activity. There were no surprises.
They could have simply canceled that entire auction and removed the bids, for what ever reason they didn't.
At this point I really think the dealer should honor the auction and sell the car.