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I'm afraid that I personally think everyone involved, was ethically in the wrong although technically no laws or rules were broken. IMO you were out of line to get involved until the original buyer's offer was (potentially) refused. As the original potential buyer I would have been pretty ticked off too, and would have courteously told you - and the dealer - so and why, then would have left. But the dealer was out of line in letting this turn into a bid situation, and the original potential purchaser was way out of line in getting so upset - hey, get over it and move on, this is just a hobby. The fact that this sort of haggling is standard operating procedure in many other parts of the world is irrelevant to me; it is NOT SOP in the fully developed economies.
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