Toddler Buys Car Off eBay Using Parents' Smartphone Finally tonight it sounds great, a daughter bias a gift, a car for the whole family. The problem is she's a baby going rogue on a smart phone. She's not the only one doing it. Abc's neal karlinsky. Reporter: Like a lot of kids, 14-month-old sorella stoute loves playing with her dad's cell phone. After all, what toddler doesn't love to push buttons? Harmless enough -- or so everyone thought. Until dad got this e-mail that made his stomach sink. I didn't realize anything took place until I got an e-mail from ebay saying congratulations. Reporter: Little sorella, who can't even say the word car, bought one. This 1962 austin healey sprite. Which she unwittingly bid on, through an ebay app, while playing with her dad's phone. Initial thoughts were panic. We're like, how do we get out of this? Reporter: The modern family can relate. World news viewers on facebook shared all kinds of stories -- toddler shoppers gone wild. My son, 3 at the time, bought a ford ranger off ebay. They got out of it. The nine-year-old who bought 120 movies on ebay. This five-year-old racked up $2,500 worth of downloads on his parents' ipad. I just clicked on it because it said it was free and then the next day it costed the money. Of course most devices have parental controls and in the worst cases parents told us they got out of having to pay. The stouts had that chance, too, but decided the old austin heely might not be so bad. Price tag, 225 bucks. They're keeping it for her 16th birthday, an ageless reminder of daddy's little girl.